It looks like Meta is being implicated for profiting from scam ads, which isn't exactly surprising given their history of questionable advertising practices. The company has apparently been allowing sketchy ads to circulate on their platforms, potentially making money from fraudulent content that targets unsuspecting users. These scam ads can trick people into thinking they're clicking on legitimate offers, but instead lead to fake websites or phishing schemes that could steal personal information or money. Meta's apparent lack of rigorous screening raises serious questions about their commitment to user safety and ethical advertising standards.
