2022-3-19 08:31 |
The ACCC highlighted unapproved or endorsed “scam” ads featuring prominent Australian figures such as entrepreneur Dick Smith, TV host David Koch and former NSW premier Mike Baird, in particular. origin »
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An Australian regulator claims that Facebook has not done enough to remove fraudulent cryptocurrency ads from its platform
2022-3-18 18:04 | |
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Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says Meta linked fake media articles to unknowing celebrities.
2022-3-18 10:02 | |
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A major Bitcoin ad scam that involves the use of the unauthorized images of Australian celebrities, promoting fake bitcoin investment schemes, has been reportedly traced back to an addresses in RussiaThe post Fake celebrity-endorsed Bitcoin ads traced back to organization based out of Moscow appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-12-16 23:00 | |
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The ASIC has received numerous reports on fake crypto trading robots and other schemes used to scam Australians.
2020-7-31 18:47 | |
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Fraudsters and Facebook are profiting from scam ads featuring photos of popular Australian TV hosts that convince unwary Aussies to part with their cash and invest in bitcoin. You might expect this scam on an obscure internet chat room, maybe on the darknet, but nope, con-artists are using the world’s most popular social media platform and one of its biggest ad platforms to do it – and as far as Facebook is concerned it’s OK by them.
2019-3-30 11:40 | |
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In a captivating revelation during the “What Bitcoin Did” podcast with Peter McCormack, David Marcus, the former spearhead of Facebook’s Libra project and now CEO & co-founder of Lightspark, made intriguing comments about Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg’s perspective on Bitcoin.
The struggling platform reported losses of $3.7 billion in the second quarter, though CEO Mark Zuckerberg remains "fully committed" to the metaverse and AI.
The pivot to the metaverse has cost Meta billions of dollars, but the company’s founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the social media isn't looking to give up anytime soon.
The pivot to the metaverse has cost Meta billions of dollars, but the company’s founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the social media isn't looking to give up anytime soon.
Verified Twitter users will be allowed to view 10,000 posts daily, while new, unverified accounts will get 500 under the new limits.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, recently shared a tweet hinting that the proposed ‘cage fight’ between him and Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, might actually happen. Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg: Training Sessions And Venue Considerations The series of events began over a week ago when Elon Musk took to Twitter, stating his […]
Two of tech's most prominent leaders, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, recently set social media ablaze, agreeing to a comedic "cage fight" challenge.