What is TrustInAds.org? Google, Facebook, Twitter and AOL have joined forces for another project that aims to protect consumers from misleading advertising, with the help of detailed reports on the dangers of online spam and technical support.
The website TrustInAds.org went online today, Thursday, and seeks to raise awareness among consumers about the increasing number of online spam ads.
While most ads that come through Google and Facebook are considered completely safe to click, there are others that try to trick the public. Big companies deal with them on a regular basis, which means it is impossible to see such ads on Facebook, for example.
The new service will release reports on all new ads containing online scams, as well as information for consumers on ways they can protect themselves.
Despite the fact that the new project has just been announced, there are already ads posted that are malicious, or are scams. Quite an interesting project for the safety of the public, but also for the big technology companies, like Google, Facebook, etc., who make money from promoting the ads they offer. Double profit for everyone, companies and consumers. Safe consumers and companies keep the monopoly locked….
