Pensions minister tells Google: 'Change your ways' on scam advertising
‘Utterly unacceptable'
Guy Opperman: "I have very strong views that are unequivocal - what they are allowing to happen is utterly unacceptable."
Tech giants such as Google and Facebook should "take a long hard look at themselves" over online advertising paid for by financial fraudsters, the pensions minister has said.
Guy Opperman told a Work and Pensions Committee this morning (27 January) the online platforms "need to change their ways" and help stamp out pension scams. Opperman told MPs tech companies needed to...
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