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See, Fb? Twitter Proves You Can Ban Political Advertisements

Twitter has determined to prohibit all political commercials on its platform, whilst Fb continues to permit even ones that lie.
Twitter has decided to ban all political ads on its platform, while Facebook continues to allow even ones that lie.

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Author: Conde Nast

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