Meta continues to run ads promoting child sexual abuse material in India - report

The script

Panel 1

Zoomed in on a digital ad on a screen, with Alex standing beside it, looking hopeful

Alex: Wow, this could be the future of advertising! Selling stuff to people who buy it without thinking first.

Sam: Alex, you know, this ad could be pushing products to people who use it for illegal activities.

Panel 2

Robin: Wait, did you guys hear? Meta found out they were running ads for C.S.A.M. in India. Now they're in a bit of a flap, but don't worry, the future's bright and they've already got a backup plan.

Alex: Backup plan? Like, a digital umbrella to keep the C.S.A.M. ads dry and ready to be pushed at unsuspecting victims?

Sam: Right, like a digital raincoat.

Panel 3

Meta: I know what you guys did was a mistake, but hey, at least it's a learning experience, right? Let's just say we're looking into some pretty slick ways to ensure this doesn't happen again. I mean, maybe we should start with making sure all our ads are watermarked with a little QR code warning people about the dangers of child exploitation. Now, let's get to work.

Sam: Great, let's all put on our digital caution signs and start pushing ads for safer internet experiences, no doubt, the future's bright, but it's looking a bit cloudy right now.

Panel 4

Alex: Well, that was a fun trip down memory lane, let's get back to making the world a better place, one digital ad at a time.

Sam: I think we should find a way to make all the digital ads safe and beneficial instead of harmful.

Robin: Right, let's not leave it to just one company. We can make a real change, one ad at a time.