Alphabet Inc’s Google will resume accepting political ads in the United States from Feb. 24, according to an email to advertisers seen by Reuters.
Google paused such ads in January following the violence at US Capitol and in the poke up to the presidential inauguration.
“We can continue to fastidiously put in force our ads insurance policies, which strictly prohibit demonstrably unfaithful information that would possibly well also enormously undermine have confidence in elections or the democratic process,” a firm spokeswoman acknowledged, confirming the transfer.
News online page Axios first reported about the pattern.
Facebook Inc has paused political ads after the Nov. 3 election, only temporarily unfreezing ads all the strategy in which during the US Senate election in Georgia earlier this month. The firm didn’t instantly retort to a demand for remark on when the ban would be lifted.
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