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Twitter is pleased to support the Honest Ads Act. Back in the fall we indicated we supported proposals to increase transparency in political ads.
Last October, Twitter announced plans to launch a new industry-leading platform called the Ads Transparency Center (ATC). The ATC will go beyond the requirements of the Honest Ads Act and eventually provide increased transparency to all advertisements on Twitter.
Moreover, the ATC will dramatically increase transparency for political and issue ads, providing people with significant detail on the origin of each ad. We have a dedicated team that is fully resourced to implementing the ATC and are committed to launching it this summer.
Twitter is moving forward on our commitment to providing transparency for online ads. We believe the Honest Ads Act provides an appropriate framework for such ads and look forward to working with bill sponsors and others to continue to refine and advance this important proposal.
If it is so important, why do you need to have Government force you to do it? Just do it yourself, we don't need more regulation on social media.
Good, maybe now you can stop this Russian bot from direct targeting me to vote against Mitt Romney in the Utah Republican Primarypic.twitter.com/n6SJ4ZbS1l
How is it even possible for an unverified account with 5,000 followers to directly target me with ads on this platform? Who at @Twitter thought this was a good idea?
Try eliminating the bots from Twitter world.
Facebook has done a decent job of removing bots and trolls. It's your turn. It has gotten horrible and you know it.
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