How Were Instagram Ads Promoting Child Abuse Content Exposed? Explained ft. Varun | Jist
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A BBC investigation has raised serious questions about Meta after finding Instagram advertisements that allegedly directed users toward Telegram channels distributing child abuse material. The findings have sparked a global debate over how social media algorithms, advertising systems, and AI moderation work and whether large technology companies are doing enough to prevent their platforms from being misused. In this video, we break down the BBC investigation; explain how Meta's advertising review system and Instagram's algorithm operate; examine the company's response and the reaction from the Indian government and cybersecurity experts; and explore the larger debate over platform accountability, user safety, and the balance between profit and security in today's digital world. Disclaimer: This video discusses child sexual abuse and online exploitation for journalistic and public awareness purposes. Viewer discretion is advised. #Meta #Instagram #BBC #Algorithm #SocialMedia #ChildSa
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