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We published 3 investigations. Emailed Meta's executives. Sent press inquiries. Submitted countless on-platform reports. Filed 4 #DSA Art. 16 notices. Went to a dispute settlement body... And still…

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As of 20 July 2026, ** 4 of the 11 accounts ** affiliated with EU-sanctioned FIMI actors we flagged to Meta continued to display public indicators of #monetization access.

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WHAT TO FIX

@whattofix.tech

23 July

Monetization is a Platform Governance issue. Monetization enforcement + complaint and notice-handling systems must be adequate to effectively mitigate the risk of financial benefits flowing to sanctioned actors AND any other actor disseminating content fueling systemic risks.

WHAT TO FIX

@whattofix.tech

23 July

Check out the full report for: ♦️ List of accounts monetizing despite sanctions ♦️ Detailed timeline of notifications made to Meta ♦️ Overview of Meta's responses and observed ♦️ Detailed record of WHAT TO FIX’s DSA Art.16 notices. www.whattofix.tech/publications...

whattofix.techOne year on: Meta Still Allows Accounts Affiliated with EU-Sanctioned Entities to MonetizeFor over a year, WHAT TO FIX notified Meta that accounts seemingly affiliated with EU-sanctioned actors appeared to have access to monetization services. One year on, 4 of the 11 accounts reported sti...