"Don't be an idiot. Claim it now." That’s what an Oprah Winfrey deepfake tells seniors on a targeted Medicare ad. It promises an overstated allowance card to cover food, rent, and gas.
It looks so real that anyone could fall for it. But it’s a scam.
We found that Meta made $14.3 million from scammers targeting American seniors on Facebook and Instagram – putting their health and financial security at risk.
The trillion-dollar company has the tools to stop scam ads, but instead, it’s prioritizing profit.
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