Sponsored posts pushing child sexual abuse material didn’t stop surfacing on Instagram even after warnings. Meta now agreeing to loop in Indian authorities is welcome, but this is more like repair work, not reform. The real test is whether the ads stop appearing, not how fast they get reported afterward.
Meta is doing damage control over child sexual abuse content. It is not reform
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