Meta Responded to Deputy Prime Minister Gawkowski. Here's the Text of the Letter Regarding Fraudulent Advertising.
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Meta Group responds to a letter from Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski, assuring that it treats the issue of fraudulent advertising "as a priority." The government representative makes no secret of the fact that the US giant's response is unsatisfactory and promises "action."
The Ministry of Digital Affairs has released correspondence with Meta regarding the flood of fraudulent ads on Facebook and Instagram. Although the giant reports that it has removed 137,000 violating ads in Poland, Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski expressed disappointment with the company's response.
Krzysztof Gawkowski admitted that he was unsatisfied with Meta's response to his letter. He was referring to fake ads featuring celebrities posted on Facebook and Instagram. The Minister of Digital Affairs, Rafał Brzoska, responded to the action, thanking him for his actions in this matter.
"No surprise that Meta's response is 'fall for the tree'," said Rafał Brzoska, CEO of InPost, commenting on the information provided by the Minister of Digital Affairs. Krzysztof Gawkowski received a response from the technology company in the high-profile case of fraudulent advertising.
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