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Facebook has said it will stop running all political and social-issue adverts after polls close in the US presidential election on 3 November.
It said the temporary measure would “reduce opportunities for confusion or abuse” ahead of results.
Facebook has already banned ads that prematurely declare victory in the election.
But one digital-rights campaign group said the change “isn’t going to fix the problem at all”.
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Conspiracy theory
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