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Google will reduce promoting income from websites that go towards the coronavirus consensus

Google has introduced that it's going to ban ads from internet pages that promote coronavirus conspiracy theories, or problem the “authoritative scientific consensus” on the lethal virus.
Google has announced that it will ban advertisements from web pages that promote coronavirus conspiracy theories, or challenge the “authoritative scientific consensus” on the deadly virus.

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