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Even before the EU’s Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising regulation (TTPA) came into effect, both Google and Meta had suspended political advertising1 on their platforms – at least officially. In practice, however, the transition has been far from smooth. Political ads, including seemingly harmless cartoons and hardcore deepfakes placed by Hungarian advertisers, are still running on both tech giants’ platforms. Often, they are simply (re)classified in other categories such as Business, Finance, Autos or Internet.