Robert Mueller’s investigations continue as he turns to Facebook. The social media giant said it sold Facebook ads to an organization in Russia. This took place during the 2016 election.
It has been said more information was given to Mueller than offered to Congress. Facebook gave information about who the accounts belonged to.
What was the purpose of the ads and the content shared? All information received covers the entire basis of any account.
Facebook policy came into play. It says any information would be granted because of a warrant.
It is believe the information gathered could give exposure about Russia’s role. The key purpose of the investigation was about Russian tampering in elections.
Some analysts believe that Mueller is close to a break through. His investigation has been ongoing for over a month now.
Mueller has been very systematic about how he does things.
Alex Stamos, Facebook’s Chief Security Officer, talked about ads themselves.
He said ads “appeared to focus on amplifying divisive social and political messages across the ideological spectrum. Touching on topics from LGBT matters to race issues to immigration to gun rights.”
Mueller and members of Congress are currently looking into the Russian election tampering.
Targeting was a big part of the Facebook ads. This brought about the idea of an American interference.
If this is true, just how much interference could there be?
