Telegram founder Pavel Durov warned Facebook about its responsibility for receiving income from fraudulentadvertising using his photos, name and reputation.
The messenger's CEO subjectedcriticizing Facebook and Instagram for the fact that for more than a year the social network has allowed fraudsters to earn money on fake advertising on his behalf, approving and skipping advertising of fake projects.
One of these fraudulent advertising schemes was an offer to invest in the not yet released GRAM token.
Another scheme is for retirement peopleage, offering them fabulous income from cash participation in the "trading platform for pensioners from the Durov brothers." These fake projects are widely advertised on Facebook, misleading users and are not suppressed by moderators.
Durov also accuses Facebook of doublestandards, claiming that moderators work very clearly and quickly when it comes to political censorship and for more than a year continue to promote the proposals of scammers, allegedly on his behalf.
Durov requires a responsible attitude toown advertising platform and compensation for damage to users from Facebook. Durov urges users to store evidence of fraudulent advertising for a possible future trial, if the social platform does not stop cashing in on fraudulent advertising.
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