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fromTechzine Global
6 days ago

Meta didn't do all it could to fend off scam ads, report claims

Meta reduced visibility of fraudulent ads to regulators and delayed broad advertiser verification, using ad-library adjustments to lower detected scam counts and influence regulation.
fromSearch Engine Roundtable
2 months ago

Google Ads Disallows Fake Information For Advertiser Verification Programs

Not allowed Providing false or fraudulent information as part of our Advertiser verification programs is not allowed. Examples (non-exhaustive): If you violate Google Ads policies or provide false or fraudulent information during the verification program, you will not be verified or will lose your verified status, and your account will be suspended. Why this isn't allowed: It's harmful to people: When advertisers hide their true identity, users can't make informed choices to avoid scams, misleading information, and dangerous products or services.
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fromSearch Engine Roundtable
4 months ago

Microsoft Advertising Suspensions & Appeals Dos and Don'ts

Complete advertiser verification, appeal suspensions, contact support after seven days, avoid creating new accounts or entities; Microsoft uses human-reviewed appeals and enforces a three-strike policy.
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