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Spoof Casinos and Scambling Sites: Meta Faces Scrutiny over Australian Gambling Ads
ACMA says it can only ask Meta to remove the ads, while offshore operators and affiliate marketers use loopholes to reach millions of Australians.
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Sydney Morning Herald+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Facebook is advertising illegal gambling, and the watchdog is powerless to stop it
Ads spruiking illegal online casinos to Australians boost social media giant Meta’s billions in ad revenue, but a loophole stops the regulator taking action.
·North Sydney, Australia
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Spoof casinos and scambling sites: Meta faces scrutiny over Australian gambling ads
Meta is again in the crosshairs over illegal gambling advertising, this time in Australia, where the country's media regulator says a gap in the law leaves it unable to penalize the social media giant for serving unlicensed casino ads to local users. The post Spoof casinos and scambling sites: Meta faces scrutiny over Australian gambling ads first appeared on Asia Gaming News | AGB - Asia Gaming Brief.
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