Meta announced Tuesday that it is extending its restriction on political ads until later in the week, though it did not specify which day the ban would be

Meta has announced to extend its ban on new political ads post-U.S. election until later in the week to curb misinformation. While new political ads are restricted, previously served ads with at least one impression can still run but without editing options.

Meta Platforms will extend its ban on new political ads after the U.S. election, maintaining the suspension until later this week, the Facebook-parent said in a blog post on Monday. In response to the rampant spread of misinformation during the previous presidential election,

Meta extended the ban on new political ads on its platforms through Election Day, the social media giant announced Monday. The parent company of Facebook and Instagram said the restriction on new ads about social issues,

Meta's ban on new election ads will be extended for a few more days. The tech company, which owns Facebook and Instagram, will continue to block political adverts until a few days after the polls have closed,

Meta will extend its ban on new election ads for the week leading up to the election until several days after the polls close, Axios has learned. The tech giant informed advertising partners about the shift on Monday.