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Research alleges Temu spent $962 million financing fake creators on Facebook and Instagram

Research claims Temu spent $962 million on advertising connected to fake creators on Facebook and Instagram. The allegation concerns large-scale platform manipulation and advertising integrity.

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Manipulated advertising ecosystems can undermine trust in major social platforms and digital commerce.

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  1. Temu spent $962 million on ads financing fake creators on Facebook and Instagram, research claims ↗fortune.com · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 9:01 AM UTC

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