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Target Denies TSE Sentient Distribution of Content in Campaigns

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Meta has sent to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) a demonstration in which it denies the accusations of having distributed political content in a biased manner in this year's election campaign. The demonstration was registered last Friday (6) in the actions opened during the election period. According to the company, which is responsible for the Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms, the monitoring reports show that the surveys of third p…
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Meta has sent to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) a demonstration in which it denies the accusations of having distributed political content in a biased manner in this year's election campaign. The demonstration was registered last Friday (6) in the actions opened during the election period. According to the company, which is responsible for the Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp platforms, the monitoring reports show that the surveys of third p…

·Quadra, Brazil
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Meta presented to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), on Friday (6), a defense against the accusations of favoring the distribution of political content during this year's election campaign.The demonstration was sent in the context of proceedings instituted during the period of dispute.Responsible for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, the company argues that the reports used to point out possible irregularities did not consider important aspects…

The company owner of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp attributes differences in scope to ‘digital strategies' used and repetition of video views

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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