"Despite the public statements of NASK, we have not removed any advertisements related to these pages at NASK's request due to the fact that they do not violate our rules" - says Meta's message. The information provided by the company, which owns, among others, Facebook, dements earlier assurances of the technological and Academic Computer Network (NASK).
On Wednesday, representatives of NASK informed about a possible effort to interfere with the election campaign. As reported, it was about political ads made available on Facebookwhich were financed from abroad.
Accounts that were active in the election run in just 7 days had spend more on promoting materials than any electoral committee.
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NASK representatives reported that advertisements were blocked after their intervention. "This is the consequence of actions carried out in the framework so-called election umbrella"--convinced.
Interference in the presidential election. Facebook owner responds to NASK information
Meta, who owns Facebook, reacted to NASK's reports. In a short communication have commented on the information provided by the institution.
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"Despite NASK's public statements, We did not remove any ads related to these pages at NASK's request, due to the fact that they do not violate our rules" - said the company's press office.
"Advertisements are displayed as inactive in the advertising library as the period of this advertising run is over. Meta has not taken any action to remove them" - added.
