Google and Meta are blocking political ads to combat misinformation. Some experts say it’s too late

November 5, 2024

Facebook, Instagram, Google and YouTube are clamping down on political ads in an effort to combat misinformation that could undermine trust in the results of a contentious election or stir up unrest.

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