Meta Platforms is running ads on Facebook and Instagram that steer users to online marketplaces for illegal drugs, months after The Wall Street Journal reported that the social-media giant was facing a federal investigation over the practice.
Meta Platforms is running ads on Facebook and Instagram that steer users to online marketplaces for illegal drugs, months after The Wall Street Journal reported that the social-media giant was facing a federal investigation over the practice.
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