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| Google plans to lift the ban on corona ads |
Google plans to lift the new Corona Virus Virus (COVID-19) ban in the coming days after the ban is rejected by Democratic lawmakers who fear it will bolster U.S. President Donald Trump. The government’s misinformation about the Republican party.
In the coming days, Google will allow "government agencies, hospitals, health care providers and NGOs" to display ads for emerging halo viruses on its platform.
Since February last year, the U.S. tech giant has issued a ban banning most nongovernmental advertisers from advertising epidemic-related ads (Covid-19) in an attempt to blackmail misinformation or benefit from panic. organisation.
However, according to the protocol's website, Democrats are increasingly concerned that a broad ban will allow the White House to intensify its response to the epidemic, but this has prevented Democrats from criticizing it.
A Google spokesman told The Verge that the policy is designed to protect users and block ads that attempt to take advantage of short-term events such as natural disasters. He added: "We are currently looking for ways to support limited advertisements for hospitals, medical providers, government agencies and NGOs (Covid-19)."
In the next few days, Google will increase the number of advertisers allowed to display ads. "We are planning to allow other advertisers, including political organizations, to display ads related to (Covid) -19). We will be here in the next few days. Share", Mark Petty, Google's Industry Director, told advertisers in an email to The Verge. More information on this topic. "