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Google is extending identity verification requirements to all advertisers

In a weblog put up as of late, Google’s Director of Product Management, Ads Integrity. John Canfield, introduced that the corporate will likely be extending its identity verification coverage for all advertisers. Introduced in 2018, the function required political advertisers to undergo a examine their identity, which…
In a blog post today, Google’s Director of Product Management, Ads Integrity. John Canfield, announced that the company will be extending its identity verification policy for all advertisers. Introduced in 2018, the feature required political advertisers to go through a verify their identity, which…

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