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Facebook has apologised after it placed adverts on a publicly funded TV network’s website without permission.
People who visited the website of Danish broadcaster DR via the Facebook iOS app were served with unauthorised third-party advertisements.
A spokesman for the broadcaster said it had still not been made aware of how many users had been affected.
Facebook said the incident was caused by a coding error that had since been resolved.
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News site Digiday reported that the issue first came to light last week ... Read even more
