Mark Zuckerberg still won't ban 'political' ads from Facebook
The latest backlash the company is facing has to do with its political ad policies, which essentially allow politicians to spread misinformation on the site.
Zuckerberg's statements come in light of moves from TikTok and Twitter to put a stop to all paid political ads on their services.
Despite what feels like an endless stream of controversies, though, Facebook has continued to rake in billions of dollars year after year. Altogether, Zuckerberg said, around 2.8 billion people are now using at least one app from the Facebook family, which includes Instagram and WhatsApp.
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