One email from an ads manager at Spark asked Google to pitch for the campaign, specifically identifying the “primary” demographic to be targeted is “13 to 17” year-olds, FT reported.

The EU seeks more details from Google and Meta over a secret ad campaign deal targeting minors. In October, the EU officials requested information from Google and Meta about a secret ad campaign ...

Google & Meta to target ads to teenagers The collaboration between Google and Meta focuses on targeting teenagers aged 13 to 17 , as revealed by the Financial Times.

But first, Google and Meta made a secret deal to target under-18s with ads that promoted Instagram on YouTube, disregarding the search engine’s own rules around ad delivery to minors.

The bloc's regulators have probed Google for more information on a secret ad partnership with Meta that targeted Instagram ads at minors on YouTube, the Financial Times reports.

Google and Meta aimed ads for Instagram at teenagers on YouTube, despite Google’s rules against targeting under-18s, according to an investigation by the Financial Times.. The campaign, which targeted ...

Sen. Marsha Blackburn is probing whether Meta and Google are potentially coordinating with top marketing firm Cox Media Group to "actively listen" to Americans' phone calls and use that ...

The Financial Times has reported that Google and Meta have worked out a secret agreement to circumvent policies on the online treatment of minors and target Instagram ads to teenagers who watch ...

In August, allegations surfaced that Google and Meta secretly targeted Instagram ads to teenagers on YouTube, violating Google’s own policies regarding minors.

In response to a question from Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Wynn-Williams admitted that Meta (which was then known as Facebook) had targeted 13- to 17-year-olds with ads when they were feeling ...

In October, the EU officials requested information from Google and Meta about a secret ad campaign targeting minors. The information includes internal chats, presentations, emails, and more ...