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Meta has removed 8,000 "celeb bait" scam ads from Facebook and Instagram, collaborating with Australian banks to combat the practice. These ads use AI-generated images of celebrities to trick users into investing in fake schemes. The Australian government plans to introduce an anti-scam law with fines up to A$50 million for non-compliance.
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