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"Destination not working" false positive disapproval wave confirmed
Anthony Higman flagged a widespread Google Ads policy glitch sending mass "Destination not working" warning emails across accounts, confirmed as false positives across the PPC community. No corrective action is required on landing pages for accounts that received these notifications.
Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means checking your disapproval emails from the week of April 14–15 before taking any remedial action: if the notification predates any landing page changes, treat it as a confirmed false positive and monitor for resolution.
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"Destination not working" false positive disapproval wave confirmed
Anthony Higman flagged a widespread Google Ads policy glitch sending mass "Destination not working" warning emails across accounts, confirmed as false positives across the PPC community. No corrective action is required on landing pages for accounts that received these notifications.
For you, this means checking your disapproval emails from the week of April 14–15 before taking any remedial action: if the notification predates any landing page changes, treat it as a confirmed false positive and monitor for resolution.
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