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In short:

Meta has removed a page that published two dozen sexually graphic ads that were able to circumvent the platform's auto-review process.

An ABC NEWS Verify analysis of the ads has linked them to a dubious store that is hawking erectile dysfunction supplements and is filled with deceptive practices.

What's next?

The eSafety Commissioner's office asked the social media industry to include proposed safety measures against pornographic materials in draft codes to the commissioner by February 28.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

crunchy roll have these surprise ads that can be over ten minutes and these folks seem to try to hawk their music videos. I guess its a cheap way for them to get exposure and they are hoping to make it big or something. Anyway one of the first I saw was super inapropriate and was not while watching mature content. swearing and near nudity.

[โ€“] [email protected] 8 points 1 day ago

God yeah, My kid was watching something about 5-6 years ago on youtube and it went from a fucking cartoon to, I shit you not, a 2 hour infomercial about some fitness product.

That's the day I started making sure the kids had adblock.