Google Removed 2 Million Pages a Month From Its Ad Network in 2018 for Policy Violations

Report trumpets machine learning-powered transparency push

Google removed 2 million pages from its ad network each month last year due to content policy violations and 6 million bad ads per day throughout 2018 as part of its efforts to police the web for advertisers, according to a report released today.

The company is at the epicenter of how the web is monetized with advertising offerings for both the buy- and sell-side of the media industry. Those include content moderation and removal tools it showcases each year in the report, which trumpets its brand and user safety efforts.

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