'Facebook baby ads taunted me after stillbirth' - BBC News
Anna England Kerr was shown ads for cots, cribs and IVF, despite trying to turn them off.
Facebook has apologised to a mum whose baby was stillborn after she continued to receive parent-related adverts despite triggering the settings to hide them.

Anna England Kerr wrote an open letter to the social media giant - asking them to stop bombarding her.

“Your ads were unintentionally taunting me with reminders of what I’d lost,” it read.

Facebook said it was caused by a bug in the system that has now been fixed.

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