"The Trump campaign spent £44 million on Facebook ads alone during 2016, posting almost six million different versions of highly targeted messages that were pumped directly into the feeds of target voters across America, helped by a Facebook employee embedded within the Trump campaign.

But many of the ads were so called ‘dark posts’, which could vanish from recipients’ feeds once a campaign stopped paying for them.

It means no complete public record exists of the ads posted on Facebook during the 2016 campaign or the audience lists used to target voters. The platform offered no ‘Ad Library’ at the time."








>Not even doctored? A thing she actually said?
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>Lol
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>This is only considered suppression when you're forced to
>choose between two corporate backed candidates and shamed for
>going third party.
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>Maybe dont choose a candidate that is an easy target next
>time.
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