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'Insignificant overlap' between ads promoted by Russia, Trump: Facebook

The remarks go beyond what the company told Congress during public hearings on November 1 as part of probes into Russian election meddling

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Facebook logo is seen at a start-up companies gathering at Paris' Station F in Paris, France on January 17, 2017. (Photo: Reuters)

Sarah Frier and Steven T. Dennis | Bloomberg
Facebook told a Senate panel that it has detected “only what appears to be insignificant overlap” between the targeting of ads and content promoted by a pro-Kremlin Russia group and by the presidential campaign of Donald Trump.
 
The social-media company said it “does not believe it is in a position to substantiate or disprove allegations of possible collusion” between Russia and the Trump campaign, as part of a written response to questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee released Thursday evening by the panel. Facebook didn’t go into further detail, saying it was willing to schedule a meeting with Senate

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