India summons Meta over Instagram ads promoting child sexual abuse material
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A government summoning Meta over paid Instagram ads tied to child abuse material is a stark reminder that ad systems are now regulatory attack surfaces, not just revenue engines. If you run or rely on programmatic ads, expect tighter scrutiny on creative review, targeting logic, and escalation paths — and audit your safeguards before regulators do.
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