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Facebook accused of allowing sexist job advertising

Summary by Ground News

Campaign group Global Witness said it failed to prevent discriminatory targeting of ads. Almost all Facebook users shown adverts for mechanics were men. Ads for nursery nurses were seen almost exclusively by women. Facebook says its system shows people ads they may be most interested in. It says it is exploring extending limits on the targeting of job, housing and credit ads to other countries.

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Facebook accused of discrimination after mechanic and pilot jobs targeted at men

Campaign group claims social network has breach equality legislation

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Facebook accused of allowing sexist job advertising

An investigation by Global Witness suggests its algorithm is biased in choosing who sees which ads.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Facebook in fresh sexism row as AI creates jobs for the boys

The social network is again battling charges of sexism after its algorithms assigned adverts to different genders.

4 years ago·Sydney, Australia

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Facebook accused of sexism with targeted job advertisements

Facebook ads have been accused of breaching equality laws with advertisements for certain jobs being presented predominantly to men.

4 years ago

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia 4 years ago on Wednesday, September 8, 2021.

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