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Google clarifies what counts as sexually suggestive in Google Ads

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TLDR

Google published specific examples of what it considers sexually suggestive content in ads across YouTube and Display Network.

Google clarified its sexually suggestive content policy for ads by providing concrete examples—including twerking, fruit used as metaphors, and sexualized kissing—that will be restricted from appearing on YouTube and Display Network placements.

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