Several social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube even Twitter will allow users post advertisement that are not genuine especially those that have records of spamming and scamming people when they are supposed to mark those subscribers in that category and prevent them from such. Could this be as a result of the money generated from them?
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No platform accepts a scam ad, it's just that people running this kind of ad kind of mask it like it's real and end up the platform and the users ultimately, but most platforms nowadays have ways to fish them out and punish them by blocking them. Whenever you see such ads find a way to report it orRead more
No platform accepts a scam ad, it’s just that people running this kind of ad kind of mask it like it’s real and end up the platform and the users ultimately, but most platforms nowadays have ways to fish them out and punish them by blocking them.
Whenever you see such ads find a way to report it or block them from your end, its sad their isn’t any way to curb this act, we can only reduce it to the barest minimum.
See lessI think most social media platforms, sites and apps will not mark ads as scams because then, their revenue will reduce. Those platforms are planning to make money from those ads and so they will not do anything to tamper with their business. This shows just how much taking care of yourself is your oRead more
I think most social media platforms, sites and apps will not mark ads as scams because then, their revenue will reduce. Those platforms are planning to make money from those ads and so they will not do anything to tamper with their business.
This shows just how much taking care of yourself is your own responsibility. You should know it best to research about an ad that you come across. Those ads are usually so attractive with awesome promises, it is up to you to find out if they are legit.
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