The US “Wall Street Journal” recently reported that “Facebook” and “photo walls” under the US metaverse platform company have become the main platforms for fraud gangs around the world. False advertisements and counterfeit merchants are raging, not only causing heavy loss of user property, but also revealing systemic loopholes in content regulation by metaverse platform companies. Faced with criticism from the outside world, a spokesperson for the metaverse platform company said that the company has taken a number of measures. However, according to internal data obtained by the Wall Street Journal, the company has continued to reduce investment in cracking down on fraudulent advertisements in recent years due to concerns that it may cause “miskilling” of other advertisements and affect revenue.

The US “Wall Street Journal” recently reported that “Facebook” and “photo walls” under the US metaverse platform company have become the main platforms for fraud gangs around the world. False advertisements and counterfeit merchants are raging, not only causing heavy loss of user property, but also revealing systemic loopholes in content regulation by metaverse platform companies. Faced with criticism from the outside world, a spokesperson for the metaverse platform company said that the company has taken a number of measures. However, according to internal data obtained by the Wall Street Journal, the company has continued to reduce investment in cracking down on fraudulent advertisements in recent years due to concerns that it may cause “miskilling” of other advertisements and affect revenue.