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Senators introduce bill requiring online platforms to crack down on scam ads

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Two senators have introduced bipartisan legislation directing social media companies and other online media providers to take steps to fight fraudulent advertisements on their platforms. ABA supports the legislation.

Why It Matters for Texas Credit Unions

The article does not explicitly mention Texas, TX, TCUD, or any Texas-specific entities. The proposed legislation is aimed at online media providers and applies broadly to all credit unions but lacks specific references to Texas.

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Original Source Material

Two senators have introduced bipartisan legislation directing social media companies and other online media providers to take steps to fight fraudulent advertisements on their platforms. ABA supports the legislation. The post Senators introduce bill requiring online platforms to crack down on scam ads appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .