Fake Trump and Oprah ads fuel a wave of Medicare scams on Facebook, report says
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Fake Trump and Oprah ads fuel a wave of Medicare scams on Facebook, report says.
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Meta, the parent of Facebook and Instagram, is failing to stop scammers who repeatedly buy ads on the platforms to target seniors with scams, a new report says.
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