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Prof Noakes’ Fake Ad has finally been terminated
Prof ( or “Dr”) Noakes has recently fallen victim to a fake celebrity endorsement that has accumulated a staggering 500 000 +/- views on Facebook before it was taken down. While numerous attempts were made to report the fake Ad to META, these reports were met with a support message stating that this specific content did not go against META’s community guidelines.
Even META’s “Verified Account” status is a false sense of security and we have quickly learnt that this carries no impact in getting issues resolved or assisting with taking down the deep fakes.
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