Paid Media News by Eric Mandell

Google Ads introduces tiered penalties for child safety violations, effective January 11

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Google is splitting child safety violations in Ads into two penalty tiers: non-sexual nudity gets a 7-day warning, while abuse content triggers immediate suspension.

Google is introducing a two-tier penalty system for child safety violations in Google Ads, effective January 11. Non-sexual child nudity will result in at least a 7-day warning period before action, while child abuse content will continue to result in immediate account suspension upon detection.

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