Google Ads is updating Sexually Explicit Content Insurance policies as Serious Policy Violations

In Google Ads, starting December 1, 2021 and through January 2022, the Sexually Explicit Content Policy Violation will be updated to Serious Policy Violation. This means that ads that violate the sexually explicit guidelines, if detected and without prior warning, can lead to an immediate suspension of the account.

the Notice said, “In December 2021, Sexually Explicit Content Violations in Google Ads will be updated to Serious Policy Violations.” The “serious policy violations, if discovered and without prior warning, will result in account suspension”. Google has announced that it will enforce the policy update on December 1, 2021, with full enforcement sped up in about 4 weeks, so the new policy will be fully enforced by January 2022.

Google said, “We take sexually explicit content violations very seriously and will classify them as serious according to the schedule set out in this changelog. If we discover violations of this policy, we will treat your Google Ads accounts as they are and without prior notice Block announcement. ” Warning and you are no longer allowed to advertise with us. “

A serious Google Ads Policy violation is one that is serious enough to be unlawful or cause significant harm to our users. To determine if an advertiser or destination is violating this policy, Google may review information from multiple sources, including your ad, website, accounts, and third-party sources. If Google detects violations of this policy, Google will block your Google Ads accounts upon detection and without notice and you will no longer be allowed to advertise with us. If you think an error has occurred and you have not violated our guidelines, raise an objection and explain why. Google will only reactivate accounts under compelling circumstances and if there is a good reason it is important that you take the time to be thorough, accurate and honest, Google said.

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