Special counsel Robert Mueller and his team are now in possession of Russian-linked ads run on Facebook during the presidential election after they obtained a search warrant for the information.
CNN reports that Facebook gave Mueller and his team copies of ads and related information it discovered on its site linked to a Russian troll farm, as well as detailed information about the accounts that bought the ads and the way the ads were targeted at American Facebook users.
Facebook did not give copies of the ads to members of the Senate and House intelligence committees when it met with them last week on the grounds that doing so would violate their privacy policy, sources with knowledge of the briefings said. Facebook's policy states that, in accordance with the federal Stored Communications Act, it can only turn over the stored contents of an account in response to a search warrant.
Facebook said that "We continue to work with the appropriate investigative authorities,".

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