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Google Ads API v20 sunset reminder
Google has issued a sunset reminder for Google Ads API v20, prompting teams still running on the older version to migrate to a supported release. v20 will stop accepting requests after the announced sunset date, and integrations that have not been migrated will begin returning errors against the older endpoints.
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Why it matters for advertisers
For you, this means engineering and measurement teams need to confirm which Google Ads API version their tooling actually runs on. Particularly relevant for inherited integrations, agency-built dashboards, and custom scripts that have been running unchanged since pre-v23.
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Google Ads API v20 sunset reminder
Google has issued a sunset reminder for Google Ads API v20, prompting teams still running on the older version to migrate to a supported release. v20 will stop accepting requests after the announced sunset date, and integrations that have not been migrated will begin returning errors against the older endpoints.
For you, this means engineering and measurement teams need to confirm which Google Ads API version their tooling actually runs on. Particularly relevant for inherited integrations, agency-built dashboards, and custom scripts that have been running unchanged since pre-v23.
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