How Facebook sees the Russian advertisement scandal

as declared in Shares of Facebook are drop 3.47% on Monday as Facebook trudges out of several controversies. The latest came on Friday as Facebook dropped its plans to issue a new class of non-voting shares. It would have too allow mark Zuckerberg retain control of the firm ought he be rivalled to a public office. Facebook told Russian affiliates bought $100,000 worth of advertesment on its platform, and it going to provide those advertesment to regulators. Turning over the Russian advertesment to US Congress was 1 of the points.

How Facebook sees the Russian advertisement scandal

On Capitol Hill, Facebook's discound of political advertesment link to a Russian troll farm is seen as directory of the company's inadvertent complicity in foreign election meddling. In the grand scheme of things, Facebook sources say CNN, the advertisement scandal is a minor glitch. The actual regulation is likely to be further limited in scope, these Facebook sources believe. Facebook sources described it as relatively harmless. If Facebook is not happy about it -- well, they ought have thought of which before they created such a vulnerable advertisement platform.

Facebook knew about Russian meddling well before the US election

referring to At the time, mark Zuckerberg admitted the social network knew about problems, however said Obama which it was not widespread and which there was not a lot Facebook can do in any case. However, it found no solid proof of Russian disinformation and turned over everything it found to the US government. Reportedly, neither US law enforcement nor national safety personnel met with Facebook to share or argue the information. After Obama pulled mark Zuckerberg aside, Facebook starting taking the crisis further seriously, however repetition failed to find clear links to Russian operatives, the WaPo says. On July 20th this year, Facebook in reality said CNN which "we have seen no directory which Russian actors purchased advertesment on Facebook in connection with theh election."

collected by :Roy Mark