I just want to switch gears a little bit.
A special report published in Reuters cited internal Meta documents that indicated that they had internally projected that approximately 10% of their overall annual revenue in 2024, or $16 billion, was derived from fraudulent ads.
I have an insurance background and a municipal background. I'm familiar with joint and several liability. In that light, does this mean that Meta is a party to a fraud? What more should platforms be doing to interfere with the fraudsters on their platforms?
