This is why large companies are gradually removing their banners from FacebookThis is why large companies are gradually removing their banners from Facebook

Why has Facebook been hit by some users and even bigger companies have begun to take their ads off the social network? While it is a great site and is fast-tracked, fake news, images, or video are also quickly shared. This is one of the main reasons why many big companies around the world don't want their products associated with such things.


From day to day, Facebook has been increasingly seen supporting hate groups or religious affiliations on its social networks without proper ban. Unlike other social networking sites, where Facebook has been targeted by anti-hate or discrimination companies in the US, ADL has found that more than 42% of users are being harassed or abused by users. The other daily.

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