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Facebook to develop instruments for advertisers to sort out dangerous content material

Facebook Inc discussed on Friday it is going to briefly start growing "matter exclusion controls" on its platform to provide advertisers higher possible to weed out certain varieties of content material from appearing along their ads.
Facebook Inc said on Friday it would soon start developing "topic exclusion controls" on its platform to give advertisers greater ability to weed out certain types of content from appearing alongside their ads.

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