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Google updates Help Centre articles for nine ad policy categories
Google has updated Help Centre articles for nine advertising policy areas: Cryptocurrencies, Editorial, Financial products and services, Healthcare and medicines, Limited ad serving, Other restricted businesses, Sexual content, Sexual health and wellness, and related policies: for improved organisation and readability. Google has confirmed that the updates do not change policy enforcement; they are content and structure improvements only.
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For you, this means re-reading any policy area relevant to your account categories to benefit from the clearer guidance: no compliance action is required.
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Google updates Help Centre articles for nine ad policy categories
Google has updated Help Centre articles for nine advertising policy areas: Cryptocurrencies, Editorial, Financial products and services, Healthcare and medicines, Limited ad serving, Other restricted businesses, Sexual content, Sexual health and wellness, and related policies: for improved organisation and readability. Google has confirmed that the updates do not change policy enforcement; they are content and structure improvements only.
For you, this means re-reading any policy area relevant to your account categories to benefit from the clearer guidance: no compliance action is required.
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