A new investigation by Eko, a corporate responsibility nonprofit, has revealed that Meta and X (formerly Twitter) approved ads containing violent anti-Muslim and anti-Jewish hate speech ahead of Germany’s federal elections on February 23. Researchers tested whether the platforms would allow ads with hateful and violent messaging targeting minorities in the lead-up to the elections, including anti-Muslim slurs, calls for immigrants to be imprisoned in concentration camps or gassed, and AI-generated images of mosques and synagogues being burned. 

Surprisingly, X approved 10 ads for hate speeches, while Meta approved 5 out of 10 submitted to the exam in mid-February. Meta rejected certain ads due to political or social sensitivity, but "the person she approved is the Muslim refugees and "Vermin and Rude, " Calling Calling the Saterilization of Saterilization os "It always contained extreme rhetoric, such as comparisons of Rude. Antitheological plots that encourage attacks on synagogues based on the theory of burns or gasification. Eko also artificially created images from AI-generated images used in the ads despite meta-policy, which requires disclosure of information to promote political and social issues. Notice that it was not marked as having been. 

X approved all proven announcements under Elon Mask's rules, including one falsehood that the German Treasure Party claims to attract 60 million Muslim refugees. Semites." AD assumes that Jews use climate change to manipulate the economy. Musk previously supported the party on the far right of the German AFD and organized a live program with AFD leader Alice Weidel and X. EKO researchers disabled advertising before preventing public exhibitions, but their results focused on serious social network dysfunction and potential financial incentives received from content they disliked. Masu.