Pepsi, Ford And More Join List Of Brands Boycotting Social Media Ads

Global brands are pausing social media ads to protest online hate speech, targeting platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Starbucks will continue posting on YouTube. This follows Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's announcement of policy changes addressing hate speech and controversial posts, including those by President Trump. The Stop Hate for Profit campaign, supported by brands like Coca Cola and Unilever, highlights the impact of protests on Facebook's policies, especially concerning content that may incite violence or suppress voting rights.

Which of the following brands decided not to stop posting on YouTube during the protest against hate speech?

• Coca Cola

• Starbucks

• Unilever

• Honda

What was the main reason for the criticism Facebook faced regarding its content policies?

• Removing all advertisements

• Banning all political content

• Supporting hate speech

• Allowing controversial posts by President Trump

What action did Facebook announce it would take if content is deemed to incite violence or suppress voting rights?

• Notify the content creator

• Leave the content up

• Issue a warning

• Take the content down

Which campaign has gained support from brands like Coca Cola and Unilever?

• Stop Hate for Profit

• Ad Revenue Boost

• Social Media Pause

• Hate Speech Awareness

What percentage of Facebook's revenue was reported to come from advertising in 2019?

• 65%

• 99%

• 85%

• 75%