Google blocked and removed more than 5,000 bad ads every minute in 2019
Google said on Monday (May 4) that it blocked and removed a total of 2.7 billion 'bad ads' in 2019. This figure exceeds 5,000 per minute. The company also suspended over 1 million advertisers for violating the rules as part of its efforts to protect users from misleading advertisements. The company also found that during the Kovid-19 epidemic, there was a sharp jump in fake advertisements for heavily in-demand products such as face masks.
Google said in a blogpost, "To maintain the integrity of the advertisements on our platforms, as we have been doing during the Kovid-19 epidemic, we have to stop every day to prevent our rules that violate and malicious elements." Work. Thousands of our people are working to ensure the safety of users. "
In a post written by Google's vice president (product management advertising privacy and security) Scott Spencer, 2.7 billion ads were blocked and removed in 2019. "We have also suspended about 10 lakh advertiser accounts for violation of rules," the blog said. Speaking of the publisher, we have eliminated 1.2 million accounts and removed advertisements from over 21 million web pages. "
The blog stated, "People rely on Google whenever they are looking for information, and we are committed to ensuring that they can also trust the ads they see on our platforms. This commitment is particularly important in times of uncertainty like the Kovid-19 pandemic. "Google said that from the beginning of the Kovid-19 pandemic, the company tried to use ads to protect users from ads trying to take advantage of the crisis. Is closely monitoring.
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