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According to leaked documents, tech giant Meta is making a fortune from digital fraud, which they have slowed down monitoring of and deceived authorities about. Experts are shocked – SF calls for a consultation.

New »despicable« revelations about Facebook prompt both experts and politicians to speak out

Originalfoto: Brian Snyder/Ritzau Scanpix
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Meta, som ejer både Facebook, Instagram og WhatsApp, tjener 100 milliarder kroner om året på svindelannoncer, hvis eneste formål er at narre techgigantens brugere. Men frem for at stoppe svindlerne, har Meta i stedet bremset kontrollen og skjult problemets omfang for politikere og tilsyn.

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