Google AdSense Policy for diziizle.cfd
As a publisher on the Google AdSense program, you are required to comply with the following policies. Please read them carefully. If you fail to adhere to these policies without obtaining permission from Google, we reserve the right to disable ad serving on your site and/or terminate your AdSense account. Once disabled, your account will not be eligible for future participation in the AdSense program.
We may update these policies at any time, so it’s important to check back frequently for updates. By continuing to use AdSense, you agree to comply with these updated policies. Any exceptions to these policies are permitted only with explicit authorization from Google.
Invalid Clicks and Impressions
Publishers are prohibited from clicking on their ads or using any method to artificially inflate ad performance, including manual methods. Any form of manipulation to increase clicks or impressions may result in penalties or suspension.
Encouraging Clicks or Views (Non-Rewarded Inventory)
Publishers may not ask users to click or view ads or use deceptive practices to increase engagement with ads. This includes offering incentives, such as rewards or promises to raise money for third parties. Ads should not be placed next to misleading images or content designed to encourage clicks.
Content Policies
AdSense code should not be placed on pages with content that violates Google’s Content Policies. Violations may result in suspension or termination of your account. Pages with content that falls under the Restricted Content Policies may receive limited advertising.
Abusive Experiences
Google ads cannot be placed on sites that feature abusive experiences, such as misleading content or manipulative advertising techniques. For further details, visit Google’s Abusive Experiences Page.
Authorized Inventory (ads.txt)
If publishers choose to use the ads.txt file on their domains, they must ensure they are listed as authorized sellers of their inventory. For more information, refer to Google’s ads.txt guide.
Traffic Sources
Google ads cannot be displayed on pages receiving traffic from unapproved sources, such as paid-to-click programs, unsolicited emails, or ad placements triggered by software applications. Additionally, publishers must ensure their traffic complies with Google’s Traffic Quality Guidelines.
Ad Behavior
Publishers may modify AdSense ad code as long as the modifications do not result in artificially inflating ad performance or harming advertisers. Review Google’s Ad Behavior Policies for more information on acceptable modifications.
Ad Placement
Publishers are encouraged to experiment with different placements and formats. However, Google ads should not be placed in inappropriate locations, such as pop-ups, emails, or downloadable software. For each ad product, the associated product policy must be adhered to. Review the Ad Placement Guidelines for more details.
Site Behavior
Sites displaying Google ads should offer a seamless and easy-to-navigate experience for users. Sites should not alter user settings, redirect users without consent, initiate unwanted downloads, or feature malware or intrusive pop-ups.
Deceptive Site Navigation
Publishers are prohibited from implementing ads in ways that could be mistaken for navigation, menus, or download links. Deceptive ad placements that intentionally mislead users violate Google’s policies.
Examples include:
- Claims of streaming content or downloads that do not exist
- Linking to irrelevant or misleading content
- Redirecting users to unrelated web pages
Ads should not be placed in areas intended for navigation. Each publisher is responsible for ensuring that their ad placements adhere to Google’s Deceptive Practices Policy.
Technical Requirements
To provide a quality user experience, publishers must ensure their sites meet Google’s technical specifications for displaying ads. Google only allows sites that comply with these specifications.
Format Requirements:
- WebView: AdSense for Content (AFC) and Ad Exchange (AdX) ads are not supported through all WebView technologies.
- For Android: Use one of the supported WebView frameworks.
- For iOS: Supported only with SFSafariViewController (iOS 9 and iOS 10).
Google AdMob and AdX in-app ads may be displayed next to WebView content as long as the ad implementation follows Google’s policies.
