Facebook Is Under Fire For Banning These Ads For A Breast Cancer Nonprofit
, who spoke to BCNA CEO Kirsten Pilatti, the ads were approved last month but Facebook changed its mind and rejected them at the last minute.
"We agree that undergoing a mastectomy is a life-changing experience and that sharing photos can help raise awareness about breast cancer and support the men and women facing a diagnosis, undergoing treatment or living with the scars of cancer. The vast majority of these kinds of photos are compliant with our policies,"But Facebook's policy for advertisers is much stricter, in part because the content is actively pushed to feeds rather than users having to opt in to see it.
"We recognise the importance of ads about breast cancer education or teaching women how to examine their breasts and we allow these on our platforms," Sanda said."However, these specific ads do not contain any of these messages, rather it is a brand selling a product.""Disgusting that facebook would ban this [ad]," one person wrote in a Facebook comment.
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