Facebook says, 'No,' to cryptocurrency ads, citing misleading and deceptive practices

Facebook banned cryptocurrency advertesment however it continue shows them anyhow

Earlier this day we stumbled upon the next advertisement on Facebook, promoting a token discound for a cryptocurrency firm called CLN. It is worth pointing out that earlier this day Facebook took drop 1 of our posts that mentioned that IOTA co-founder Dominik Schiener going to be speaking at TNW Conference. So we could at least Approve that the the firm has begun enforcing its block on crypto advertesment at least partially. We reached out to Facebook, who said TNW over email that the advertisement block going to be fully enforced over the coming few weeks. "You are seeing this advertisement because enforcement going to start to ramp across our platforms over the coming weeks," the spokesperson said TNW.

Facebook banned cryptocurrency ads but it still shows them anyhow

Bitcoin tumbles below $9,000 as Facebook bans cryptocurrency adverts

in the same way Growth in UK manufacturing is being held back with hight costs of raw materials and commodities. Manufacturing saw its slowest development average since June final year, next November's thirty year high in new orders, according to the survey toted out with IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply. January figures showed a fall in development in manufacturing from December's figure of 56.2, to 55.3, on a scale where any score above 50 indicates expansion. Read Anna Isaac's complete report here





Facebook banned cryptocurrency advertesment however it continue shows them anyhow

Earlier this day we stumbled upon the next advertisement on Facebook, promoting a token discound for a cryptocurrency firm called CLN. It is worth pointing out that earlier this day Facebook took drop 1 of our posts that mentioned that IOTA co-founder Dominik Schiener going to be speaking at TNW Conference. So we could at least Approve that the the firm has begun enforcing its block on crypto advertesment at least partially. We reached out to Facebook, who said TNW over email that the advertisement block going to be fully enforced over the coming few weeks. "You are seeing this advertisement because enforcement going to start to ramp across our platforms over the coming weeks," the spokesperson said TNW.

Facebook banned cryptocurrency ads but it still shows them anyhow

as mentioned in Growth in UK manufacturing is being held back with hight costs of raw materials and commodities. Manufacturing saw its slowest development average since June final year, next November's thirty year high in new orders, according to the survey toted out with IHS Markit and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply. January figures showed a fall in development in manufacturing from December's figure of 56.2, to 55.3, on a scale where any score above 50 indicates expansion. Read Anna Isaac's complete report here

Bitcoin tumbles below $9,000 as Facebook bans cryptocurrency adverts





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