How the SCAM Act would encourage platforms to go after scammers

ABA Banking Journal Podcast by American Bankers Association

Feb 4, 202609:30Business

Major tech platforms make billions of dollars from scammers who advertise on their sites, according to reporting from Reuters , and there's not much incentive for them to change their practices — yet. Sens. Ruben Gallego...

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