6ix — Ads Policy

Note 1: Always verify age and geo targeting before launch; mis-targeting minors is a hard fail.

Note 2: Use standardized disclosure overlays across all placements for consistency.

Note 3: Pin the 'Sponsored' label in live chat during paid readouts.

Note 4: Disallow countdown timers that pressure immediate purchases unless they reflect real inventory or time-limited promotions.

Note 5: Require evergreen landing pages for long-running campaigns; avoid dead links.

Note 6: Cap ad frequency to prevent user fatigue and maintain session quality.

Note 7: Block interstitials that cover controls or obstruct exit.

Note 8: If a creative references a price, ensure the landing page shows that price or explains differences clearly.

Note 9: For affiliate codes, present the brand relationship plainly (who benefits and how).

Note 10: Do not imply platform endorsement; only approved 'Runs on 6ix' badges may appear.

Note 11: Provide fallback creatives for low-bandwidth users (smaller files, static backups).

Note 12: Respect device reduce-motion preferences in animated ads.

Note 13: Prohibit 'spinner' or fake loading UI to bait clicks.

Note 14: No 'free trial' claims that convert silently to paid without prominent disclosure.

Note 15: Use short, accessible alt text on image ads where supported.

Note 16: Medical disclaimers must be visible at first impression, not buried.

Note 17: Financial APRs must be accurate and include representative examples where required.

Note 18: Crypto risk statements should be shown on creative and landing page.

Note 19: Alcohol ads must include 'No underage drinking' or equivalent local notice.

Note 20: Lottery ads must show odds or link to odds in the first fold where required.

Note 21: Influencers should avoid statements of absolute efficacy ('cures', 'guaranteed').

Note 22: Do not retarget users based on sensitive interest segments.

Note 23: Honor consent withdrawal quickly across all connected tools.

Note 24: No hidden device fingerprinting for ad measurement.

Note 25: Third-party pixels must be domain-scoped and declared.

Note 26: Turn off ad personalization for accounts flagged as minors.

Note 27: Provide brand safety exclusion lists on request (when supported).

Note 28: Use standardized content suitability tiers when booking placements.

Note 29: Disallow ad audio that starts above recommended LUFS thresholds.

Note 30: Ensure flashing content meets photosensitivity guidance.

Note 31: Avoid 'before/after' that rely on filters or digital alteration.

Note 32: Disclose if images are illustrations or simulations.

Note 33: For travel ads, taxes/fees should be clearly stated.

Note 34: Price-per-month claims must include term length and total cost.

Note 35: No spyware, keyloggers, or location trackers in downloads.

Note 36: Enforce strict malware scanning for app-install campaigns.

Note 37: Block installers that bundle unrelated adware.

Note 38: Affiliate landing pages must include contact and returns info.

Note 39: Disallow 'negative option billing' unless clearly presented and easily cancelable.

Note 40: No ads directing to pages that immediately gate content behind forced signups without notice.

Note 41: For educational ads, avoid implying guaranteed admissions or degrees.

Note 42: No degree-mill or unaccredited-institution promotions.

Note 43: For job ads, disclose if the role is commission-only or requires fees.

Note 44: Ban exploitative multi-level recruitment or chain referral schemes.

Note 45: Gambling ads must include responsible-play resources and age filters.

Note 46: Dating ads: restrict imagery; no minor-like depictions; require age gating.

Note 47: Cosmetic procedure ads must avoid unrealistic outcomes and disclose risks.

Note 48: Weight-loss ads cannot promise loss beyond safe weekly ranges.

Note 49: No steroid or SARMs promotions.

Note 50: No promotion of illegal streaming or piracy services.

Note 51: Block 'unlock phone' or 'IMEI change' services violating law.

Note 52: No ad that instructs bypassing DRM or access controls.

Note 53: Environmental claims require verifiable data and timeframes.

Note 54: Green badges need explicit criteria; avoid vague eco icons.

Note 55: Do not imply 6ix endorsement of environmental offsets.

Note 56: Political ads (if allowed) must include sponsor identity and local compliance proofs.

Note 57: Issue ads must avoid misinformation about civic processes.

Note 58: No fundraising that conceals beneficiary or payout entity.

Note 59: Charity ads require registration proof in targeted regions.

Note 60: Religious or belief-based solicitations must avoid targeted pressure tactics.

Note 61: Prohibit ads shaming users over personal characteristics.

Note 62: No predatory tactics (e.g., 'your device is infected' scareware).

Note 63: No imitation of system notifications outside platform UI guidelines.

Note 64: Keep file sizes within limits; provide adaptive bitrates for video.

Note 65: Use safe zones to avoid cropping on different aspect ratios.

Note 66: Ensure brand logos are clear at small sizes on mobile.

Note 67: Provide UTM tagging guidelines; avoid leaking PII in URLs.

Note 68: Remove 3rd-party query params that enable cross-site tracking without consent.

Note 69: Follow retention limits for ad logs; purge on schedule.

Note 70: Implement change logs for creative edits during live campaigns.

Note 71: Require new review if claims or landing pages change materially.

Note 72: Support 'ad feedback' controls so users can hide irrelevant creatives.

Note 73: Throttle repetitive creatives in the same session.

Note 74: Avoid strobing transitions; prefer smooth fades respecting reduce-motion.

Note 75: Check that translations are accurate; avoid auto-translate for medical/legal claims.

Note 76: Use locale-correct currency/units in price claims.

Note 77: No 'surprise fees' at checkout; taxes/fees should not double after click.

Note 78: Install-flow ads must reflect actual permission prompts.

Note 79: For contests, show eligibility, dates, odds (or skill criteria), and T&Cs.

Note 80: Prohibit 'like/share to win' where unlawful; provide official rules.

Note 81: No babysitting/minor care ads without required checks where mandated.

Note 82: For housing ads, avoid discriminatory targeting or messaging.

Note 83: Auto-generated AI avatars in ads should be labeled where material.

Note 84: Disallow synthetic voice clones of real people without consent.

Note 85: If ad uses UGC, obtain releases; no scraping without permission.

Note 86: No sale of academic papers or cheating services in education category.

Note 87: Block 'diploma for sale' or 'doctor note' schemes.

Note 88: Prohibit invasive medical tests sold direct without oversight where regulated.

Note 89: For supplements, include ingredient list and warnings where required.

Note 90: No nicotine or vaping product ads.

Note 91: No weapons parts, ammo, or accessories ads.

Note 92: Restrict knives/martial items by region and context; likely disallow.

Note 93: Avoid ads that encourage unsafe driving or traffic violations.

Note 94: No 'ghost' rental listings; verify advertiser legitimacy.

Note 95: No misleading 'pre-approval' for credit without criteria disclosure.

Note 96: Balance ad load with organic content; preserve creator visibility.

Note 97: Prioritize user safety when conflicts arise between revenue and rules.

Note 98: Provide advertiser education docs for common rejections.

Note 99: Offer pre-checklists to reduce review cycles.

Note 100: Maintain a creative SHA/version registry for audit trails.

Note 101: Respect user blocks: do not serve ads from blocked creators to that user.

Note 102: Do not weaponize ads for harassment; block targeting individuals.

Note 103: Enforce cool-offs after repeated policy flags.

Note 104: Publish anonymized enforcement metrics periodically.

Note 105: Offer API scopes that cannot pull personal data without consent.

Note 106: Require mTLS or signed requests for server-to-server conversions.

Note 107: Rotate keys and secrets for third-party integrations regularly.

Note 108: Ban query-string tokens that can be replayed to impersonate users.

Note 109: Provide sandbox accounts for testing without production tracking.

Note 110: Flag landing pages using forced browser notifications for spam.

Note 111: Disallow auto-download on click; require explicit store pages.

Note 112: Ensure consent dialogs are accessible (focus order, labels, contrast).

Note 113: Block interstitials that trap focus for keyboard/screen-reader users.

Note 114: Support ad preference controls and make them discoverable.

Note 115: Honor user opt-outs across devices where technically feasible.

Note 116: Avoid micro-targeting that could expose sensitive traits.

Note 117: Check that legal lines are readable on small screens.

Note 118: Provide 'report ad' entry points on each ad unit.

Note 119: Investigate high complaint-rate creatives promptly.

Note 120: Share common rejection reasons to improve future approvals.

Note 121: Restrict creators with repeated disclosure failures from branded content.

Note 122: Require re-review when a creator changes the sponsor mid-campaign.

Note 123: No masked redirectors to disguise final landing domain.

Note 124: Block executable attachments in ad click-through flows.

Note 125: Require PCI-compliant processors for payment pages.

Note 126: Ensure refunds/returns policies are visible within one click.

Note 127: Avoid 'drip pricing' practices; present totals early.

Note 128: No CAPTCHA gates that farm user tasks for unrelated services.

Note 129: Audit accessibility of ad templates quarterly.

Note 130: Ensure video ads include seekable progress where required.

Note 131: Block autoplay with sound in contexts that forbid it.

Note 132: Use standardized content labels (e.g., alcohol) where required.

Note 133: Detect and block stolen celebrity likeness used to pitch scams.

Note 134: Require proof for 'limited edition' or 'last units' scarcity claims.

Note 135: Prohibit emergency or disaster profiteering ads.

Note 136: Downrank ads adjacent to unfolding tragedies; or block entirely.

Note 137: No ads that shame users for their body, identity, or beliefs.

Note 138: Ensure kids’ content never gets adult ad adjacency.

Note 139: Use contextual targeting to avoid sensitive content adjacency.

Note 140: Provide regional ad-law cheat sheets internally; enforce the strictest rule.

Note 141: Run periodic bias checks on delivery algorithms.

Note 142: Document decisions around suitability tiers per campaign.

Note 143: Require creatives in all languages actually targeted; no fallback mistranslations.

Note 144: Block prank 'tech support' scams or bogus helplines.

Note 145: For software, show pricing tiers and renewal logic clearly.

Note 146: For subscriptions, provide clear cancel instructions pre-purchase.

Note 147: Disallow ads implying health professional endorsement without proof.

Note 148: No 'clinical trial' recruitment without approvals and ethics review where required.

Note 149: Keep political ad logs (if permitted) with sponsor identity and spend ranges.

Note 150: Offer rate limiting on political impressions to reduce saturation.

Note 151: Respect conflict-of-interest rules for creator endorsements tied to their own products.

Note 152: No 'friends said this' social proof unless verifiable and consented.

Note 153: Disable lookalikes using sensitive seeds; use broad/contextual instead.

Note 154: Ensure promo codes work as advertised; avoid invalid or region-locked codes.

Note 155: Prohibit 'hidden fees' revealed only after personal data is entered.

Note 156: Detect cloaking (clean page for review, different for users); block.

Note 157: Enforce penalties for repeat cloakers including domain bans.

Note 158: Require consistent brand identity across creatives to prevent phishing.

Note 159: For charities, link to registration records where feasible.

Note 160: Provide standardized risk icons (crypto/finance/health) for quick scanning.

Note 161: Disallow creator audio reads that mimic platform system messages.

Note 162: Ensure third-party scripts can be toggled off with consent withdrawal.

Note 163: No adult 'sugar dating' or exploitative relationship ads.

Note 164: Block 'essay mills' and test-cheating services.

Note 165: Prohibit look-alike logos designed to confuse users.

Note 166: Apply extra review for ads using national flags in sensitive contexts.

Note 167: Flag exaggerated urgency ('offer ends in 30 seconds') without proof.

Note 168: Require warranty terms where 'lifetime' is claimed.

Note 169: No firmware mods that violate device or network terms.

Note 170: Disclose if prices exclude shipping, duties, or activation fees.

Note 171: Ban 'unlock region' streaming boxes that evade licensing.

Note 172: Require privacy policies on all advertiser landing pages.

Note 173: Support bid shading and pacing that favors user experience.

Note 174: Maintain emergency kill-switch to pause categories during crises.

Note 175: Always verify age and geo targeting before launch; mis-targeting minors is a hard fail.

Note 176: Use standardized disclosure overlays across all placements for consistency.

Note 177: Pin the 'Sponsored' label in live chat during paid readouts.

Note 178: Disallow countdown timers that pressure immediate purchases unless they reflect real inventory or time-limited promotions.

Note 179: Require evergreen landing pages for long-running campaigns; avoid dead links.

Note 180: Cap ad frequency to prevent user fatigue and maintain session quality.

Note 181: Block interstitials that cover controls or obstruct exit.

Note 182: If a creative references a price, ensure the landing page shows that price or explains differences clearly.

Note 183: For affiliate codes, present the brand relationship plainly (who benefits and how).

Note 184: Do not imply platform endorsement; only approved 'Runs on 6ix' badges may appear.

Note 185: Provide fallback creatives for low-bandwidth users (smaller files, static backups).

Note 186: Respect device reduce-motion preferences in animated ads.

Note 187: Prohibit 'spinner' or fake loading UI to bait clicks.

Note 188: No 'free trial' claims that convert silently to paid without prominent disclosure.

Note 189: Use short, accessible alt text on image ads where supported.

Note 190: Medical disclaimers must be visible at first impression, not buried.

Note 191: Financial APRs must be accurate and include representative examples where required.

Note 192: Crypto risk statements should be shown on creative and landing page.

Note 193: Alcohol ads must include 'No underage drinking' or equivalent local notice.

Note 194: Lottery ads must show odds or link to odds in the first fold where required.

Note 195: Influencers should avoid statements of absolute efficacy ('cures', 'guaranteed').

Note 196: Do not retarget users based on sensitive interest segments.

Note 197: Honor consent withdrawal quickly across all connected tools.

Note 198: No hidden device fingerprinting for ad measurement.

Note 199: Third-party pixels must be domain-scoped and declared.

Note 200: Turn off ad personalization for accounts flagged as minors.

Note 201: Provide brand safety exclusion lists on request (when supported).

Note 202: Use standardized content suitability tiers when booking placements.

Note 203: Disallow ad audio that starts above recommended LUFS thresholds.

Note 204: Ensure flashing content meets photosensitivity guidance.

Note 205: Avoid 'before/after' that rely on filters or digital alteration.

Note 206: Disclose if images are illustrations or simulations.

Note 207: For travel ads, taxes/fees should be clearly stated.

Note 208: Price-per-month claims must include term length and total cost.

Note 209: No spyware, keyloggers, or location trackers in downloads.

Note 210: Enforce strict malware scanning for app-install campaigns.

Note 211: Block installers that bundle unrelated adware.

Note 212: Affiliate landing pages must include contact and returns info.

Note 213: Disallow 'negative option billing' unless clearly presented and easily cancelable.

Note 214: No ads directing to pages that immediately gate content behind forced signups without notice.

Note 215: For educational ads, avoid implying guaranteed admissions or degrees.

Note 216: No degree-mill or unaccredited-institution promotions.

Note 217: For job ads, disclose if the role is commission-only or requires fees.

Note 218: Ban exploitative multi-level recruitment or chain referral schemes.

Note 219: Gambling ads must include responsible-play resources and age filters.

Note 220: Dating ads: restrict imagery; no minor-like depictions; require age gating.

Note 221: Cosmetic procedure ads must avoid unrealistic outcomes and disclose risks.

Note 222: Weight-loss ads cannot promise loss beyond safe weekly ranges.

Note 223: No steroid or SARMs promotions.

Note 224: No promotion of illegal streaming or piracy services.

Note 225: Block 'unlock phone' or 'IMEI change' services violating law.

Note 226: No ad that instructs bypassing DRM or access controls.

Note 227: Environmental claims require verifiable data and timeframes.

Note 228: Green badges need explicit criteria; avoid vague eco icons.

Note 229: Do not imply 6ix endorsement of environmental offsets.

Note 230: Political ads (if allowed) must include sponsor identity and local compliance proofs.

Note 231: Issue ads must avoid misinformation about civic processes.

Note 232: No fundraising that conceals beneficiary or payout entity.

Note 233: Charity ads require registration proof in targeted regions.

Note 234: Religious or belief-based solicitations must avoid targeted pressure tactics.

Note 235: Prohibit ads shaming users over personal characteristics.

Note 236: No predatory tactics (e.g., 'your device is infected' scareware).

Note 237: No imitation of system notifications outside platform UI guidelines.

Note 238: Keep file sizes within limits; provide adaptive bitrates for video.

Note 239: Use safe zones to avoid cropping on different aspect ratios.

Note 240: Ensure brand logos are clear at small sizes on mobile.

Note 241: Provide UTM tagging guidelines; avoid leaking PII in URLs.

Note 242: Remove 3rd-party query params that enable cross-site tracking without consent.

Note 243: Follow retention limits for ad logs; purge on schedule.

Note 244: Implement change logs for creative edits during live campaigns.

Note 245: Require new review if claims or landing pages change materially.

Note 246: Support 'ad feedback' controls so users can hide irrelevant creatives.

Note 247: Throttle repetitive creatives in the same session.

Note 248: Avoid strobing transitions; prefer smooth fades respecting reduce-motion.

Note 249: Check that translations are accurate; avoid auto-translate for medical/legal claims.

Note 250: Use locale-correct currency/units in price claims.

Note 251: No 'surprise fees' at checkout; taxes/fees should not double after click.

Note 252: Install-flow ads must reflect actual permission prompts.

Note 253: For contests, show eligibility, dates, odds (or skill criteria), and T&Cs.

Note 254: Prohibit 'like/share to win' where unlawful; provide official rules.

Note 255: No babysitting/minor care ads without required checks where mandated.

Note 256: For housing ads, avoid discriminatory targeting or messaging.

Note 257: Auto-generated AI avatars in ads should be labeled where material.

Note 258: Disallow synthetic voice clones of real people without consent.

Note 259: If ad uses UGC, obtain releases; no scraping without permission.

Note 260: No sale of academic papers or cheating services in education category.

Note 261: Block 'diploma for sale' or 'doctor note' schemes.

Note 262: Prohibit invasive medical tests sold direct without oversight where regulated.

Note 263: For supplements, include ingredient list and warnings where required.

Note 264: No nicotine or vaping product ads.

Note 265: No weapons parts, ammo, or accessories ads.

Note 266: Restrict knives/martial items by region and context; likely disallow.

Note 267: Avoid ads that encourage unsafe driving or traffic violations.

Note 268: No 'ghost' rental listings; verify advertiser legitimacy.

Note 269: No misleading 'pre-approval' for credit without criteria disclosure.

Note 270: Balance ad load with organic content; preserve creator visibility.

Note 271: Prioritize user safety when conflicts arise between revenue and rules.

Note 272: Provide advertiser education docs for common rejections.

Note 273: Offer pre-checklists to reduce review cycles.

Note 274: Maintain a creative SHA/version registry for audit trails.

Note 275: Respect user blocks: do not serve ads from blocked creators to that user.

Note 276: Do not weaponize ads for harassment; block targeting individuals.

Note 277: Enforce cool-offs after repeated policy flags.

Note 278: Publish anonymized enforcement metrics periodically.

Note 279: Offer API scopes that cannot pull personal data without consent.

Note 280: Require mTLS or signed requests for server-to-server conversions.

Note 281: Rotate keys and secrets for third-party integrations regularly.

Note 282: Ban query-string tokens that can be replayed to impersonate users.

Note 283: Provide sandbox accounts for testing without production tracking.

Note 284: Flag landing pages using forced browser notifications for spam.

Note 285: Disallow auto-download on click; require explicit store pages.

Note 286: Ensure consent dialogs are accessible (focus order, labels, contrast).

Note 287: Block interstitials that trap focus for keyboard/screen-reader users.

Note 288: Support ad preference controls and make them discoverable.

Note 289: Honor user opt-outs across devices where technically feasible.

Note 290: Avoid micro-targeting that could expose sensitive traits.

Note 291: Check that legal lines are readable on small screens.

Note 292: Provide 'report ad' entry points on each ad unit.

Note 293: Investigate high complaint-rate creatives promptly.

Note 294: Share common rejection reasons to improve future approvals.

Note 295: Restrict creators with repeated disclosure failures from branded content.

Note 296: Require re-review when a creator changes the sponsor mid-campaign.

Note 297: No masked redirectors to disguise final landing domain.

Note 298: Block executable attachments in ad click-through flows.

Note 299: Require PCI-compliant processors for payment pages.

Note 300: Ensure refunds/returns policies are visible within one click.

Note 301: Avoid 'drip pricing' practices; present totals early.

Note 302: No CAPTCHA gates that farm user tasks for unrelated services.

Note 303: Audit accessibility of ad templates quarterly.

Note 304: Ensure video ads include seekable progress where required.

Note 305: Block autoplay with sound in contexts that forbid it.

Note 306: Use standardized content labels (e.g., alcohol) where required.

Note 307: Detect and block stolen celebrity likeness used to pitch scams.

Note 308: Require proof for 'limited edition' or 'last units' scarcity claims.

Note 309: Prohibit emergency or disaster profiteering ads.

Note 310: Downrank ads adjacent to unfolding tragedies; or block entirely.

Note 311: No ads that shame users for their body, identity, or beliefs.

Note 312: Ensure kids’ content never gets adult ad adjacency.

Note 313: Use contextual targeting to avoid sensitive content adjacency.

Note 314: Provide regional ad-law cheat sheets internally; enforce the strictest rule.

Note 315: Run periodic bias checks on delivery algorithms.

Note 316: Document decisions around suitability tiers per campaign.

Note 317: Require creatives in all languages actually targeted; no fallback mistranslations.

Note 318: Block prank 'tech support' scams or bogus helplines.

Note 319: For software, show pricing tiers and renewal logic clearly.

Note 320: For subscriptions, provide clear cancel instructions pre-purchase.

Note 321: Disallow ads implying health professional endorsement without proof.

Note 322: No 'clinical trial' recruitment without approvals and ethics review where required.

Note 323: Keep political ad logs (if permitted) with sponsor identity and spend ranges.

Note 324: Offer rate limiting on political impressions to reduce saturation.

Note 325: Respect conflict-of-interest rules for creator endorsements tied to their own products.

Note 326: No 'friends said this' social proof unless verifiable and consented.

Note 327: Disable lookalikes using sensitive seeds; use broad/contextual instead.

Note 328: Ensure promo codes work as advertised; avoid invalid or region-locked codes.

Note 329: Prohibit 'hidden fees' revealed only after personal data is entered.

Note 330: Detect cloaking (clean page for review, different for users); block.

Note 331: Enforce penalties for repeat cloakers including domain bans.

Note 332: Require consistent brand identity across creatives to prevent phishing.

Note 333: For charities, link to registration records where feasible.

Note 334: Provide standardized risk icons (crypto/finance/health) for quick scanning.

Note 335: Disallow creator audio reads that mimic platform system messages.

Note 336: Ensure third-party scripts can be toggled off with consent withdrawal.

Note 337: No adult 'sugar dating' or exploitative relationship ads.

Note 338: Block 'essay mills' and test-cheating services.

Note 339: Prohibit look-alike logos designed to confuse users.

Note 340: Apply extra review for ads using national flags in sensitive contexts.

Note 341: Flag exaggerated urgency ('offer ends in 30 seconds') without proof.

Note 342: Require warranty terms where 'lifetime' is claimed.

Note 343: No firmware mods that violate device or network terms.

Note 344: Disclose if prices exclude shipping, duties, or activation fees.

Note 345: Ban 'unlock region' streaming boxes that evade licensing.

Note 346: Require privacy policies on all advertiser landing pages.

Note 347: Support bid shading and pacing that favors user experience.

Note 348: Maintain emergency kill-switch to pause categories during crises.

Note 349: Always verify age and geo targeting before launch; mis-targeting minors is a hard fail.

Note 350: Use standardized disclosure overlays across all placements for consistency.

Note 351: Pin the 'Sponsored' label in live chat during paid readouts.

Note 352: Disallow countdown timers that pressure immediate purchases unless they reflect real inventory or time-limited promotions.

Note 353: Require evergreen landing pages for long-running campaigns; avoid dead links.

Note 354: Cap ad frequency to prevent user fatigue and maintain session quality.

Note 355: Block interstitials that cover controls or obstruct exit.

Note 356: If a creative references a price, ensure the landing page shows that price or explains differences clearly.

Note 357: For affiliate codes, present the brand relationship plainly (who benefits and how).

Note 358: Do not imply platform endorsement; only approved 'Runs on 6ix' badges may appear.

Note 359: Provide fallback creatives for low-bandwidth users (smaller files, static backups).

Note 360: Respect device reduce-motion preferences in animated ads.

Note 361: Prohibit 'spinner' or fake loading UI to bait clicks.

Note 362: No 'free trial' claims that convert silently to paid without prominent disclosure.

Note 363: Use short, accessible alt text on image ads where supported.

Note 364: Medical disclaimers must be visible at first impression, not buried.

Note 365: Financial APRs must be accurate and include representative examples where required.

Note 366: Crypto risk statements should be shown on creative and landing page.

Note 367: Alcohol ads must include 'No underage drinking' or equivalent local notice.

Note 368: Lottery ads must show odds or link to odds in the first fold where required.

Note 369: Influencers should avoid statements of absolute efficacy ('cures', 'guaranteed').

Note 370: Do not retarget users based on sensitive interest segments.

Note 371: Honor consent withdrawal quickly across all connected tools.

Note 372: No hidden device fingerprinting for ad measurement.

Note 373: Third-party pixels must be domain-scoped and declared.

Note 374: Turn off ad personalization for accounts flagged as minors.

Note 375: Provide brand safety exclusion lists on request (when supported).

Note 376: Use standardized content suitability tiers when booking placements.

Note 377: Disallow ad audio that starts above recommended LUFS thresholds.

Note 378: Ensure flashing content meets photosensitivity guidance.

Note 379: Avoid 'before/after' that rely on filters or digital alteration.

Note 380: Disclose if images are illustrations or simulations.

Note 381: For travel ads, taxes/fees should be clearly stated.

Note 382: Price-per-month claims must include term length and total cost.

Note 383: No spyware, keyloggers, or location trackers in downloads.

Note 384: Enforce strict malware scanning for app-install campaigns.

Note 385: Block installers that bundle unrelated adware.

Note 386: Affiliate landing pages must include contact and returns info.

Note 387: Disallow 'negative option billing' unless clearly presented and easily cancelable.

Note 388: No ads directing to pages that immediately gate content behind forced signups without notice.

Note 389: For educational ads, avoid implying guaranteed admissions or degrees.

Note 390: No degree-mill or unaccredited-institution promotions.

Note 391: For job ads, disclose if the role is commission-only or requires fees.

Note 392: Ban exploitative multi-level recruitment or chain referral schemes.

Note 393: Gambling ads must include responsible-play resources and age filters.

Note 394: Dating ads: restrict imagery; no minor-like depictions; require age gating.

Note 395: Cosmetic procedure ads must avoid unrealistic outcomes and disclose risks.

Note 396: Weight-loss ads cannot promise loss beyond safe weekly ranges.

Note 397: No steroid or SARMs promotions.

Note 398: No promotion of illegal streaming or piracy services.

Note 399: Block 'unlock phone' or 'IMEI change' services violating law.

Note 400: No ad that instructs bypassing DRM or access controls.

Note 401: Environmental claims require verifiable data and timeframes.

Note 402: Green badges need explicit criteria; avoid vague eco icons.

Note 403: Do not imply 6ix endorsement of environmental offsets.

Note 404: Political ads (if allowed) must include sponsor identity and local compliance proofs.

Note 405: Issue ads must avoid misinformation about civic processes.

Note 406: No fundraising that conceals beneficiary or payout entity.

Note 407: Charity ads require registration proof in targeted regions.

Note 408: Religious or belief-based solicitations must avoid targeted pressure tactics.

Note 409: Prohibit ads shaming users over personal characteristics.

Note 410: No predatory tactics (e.g., 'your device is infected' scareware).

Note 411: No imitation of system notifications outside platform UI guidelines.

Note 412: Keep file sizes within limits; provide adaptive bitrates for video.

Note 413: Use safe zones to avoid cropping on different aspect ratios.

Note 414: Ensure brand logos are clear at small sizes on mobile.

Note 415: Provide UTM tagging guidelines; avoid leaking PII in URLs.

Note 416: Remove 3rd-party query params that enable cross-site tracking without consent.

Note 417: Follow retention limits for ad logs; purge on schedule.

Note 418: Implement change logs for creative edits during live campaigns.

Note 419: Require new review if claims or landing pages change materially.

Note 420: Support 'ad feedback' controls so users can hide irrelevant creatives.

Note 421: Throttle repetitive creatives in the same session.

Note 422: Avoid strobing transitions; prefer smooth fades respecting reduce-motion.

Note 423: Check that translations are accurate; avoid auto-translate for medical/legal claims.

Note 424: Use locale-correct currency/units in price claims.

Note 425: No 'surprise fees' at checkout; taxes/fees should not double after click.

Note 426: Install-flow ads must reflect actual permission prompts.

Note 427: For contests, show eligibility, dates, odds (or skill criteria), and T&Cs.

Note 428: Prohibit 'like/share to win' where unlawful; provide official rules.

Note 429: No babysitting/minor care ads without required checks where mandated.

Note 430: For housing ads, avoid discriminatory targeting or messaging.

Note 431: Auto-generated AI avatars in ads should be labeled where material.

Note 432: Disallow synthetic voice clones of real people without consent.

Note 433: If ad uses UGC, obtain releases; no scraping without permission.

Note 434: No sale of academic papers or cheating services in education category.

Note 435: Block 'diploma for sale' or 'doctor note' schemes.

Note 436: Prohibit invasive medical tests sold direct without oversight where regulated.

Note 437: For supplements, include ingredient list and warnings where required.

Note 438: No nicotine or vaping product ads.

Note 439: No weapons parts, ammo, or accessories ads.

Note 440: Restrict knives/martial items by region and context; likely disallow.

Note 441: Avoid ads that encourage unsafe driving or traffic violations.

Note 442: No 'ghost' rental listings; verify advertiser legitimacy.

Note 443: No misleading 'pre-approval' for credit without criteria disclosure.

Note 444: Balance ad load with organic content; preserve creator visibility.

Note 445: Prioritize user safety when conflicts arise between revenue and rules.

Note 446: Provide advertiser education docs for common rejections.

Note 447: Offer pre-checklists to reduce review cycles.

Note 448: Maintain a creative SHA/version registry for audit trails.

Note 449: Respect user blocks: do not serve ads from blocked creators to that user.

Note 450: Do not weaponize ads for harassment; block targeting individuals.

Note 451: Enforce cool-offs after repeated policy flags.

Note 452: Publish anonymized enforcement metrics periodically.

Note 453: Offer API scopes that cannot pull personal data without consent.

Note 454: Require mTLS or signed requests for server-to-server conversions.

Note 455: Rotate keys and secrets for third-party integrations regularly.

Note 456: Ban query-string tokens that can be replayed to impersonate users.

Note 457: Provide sandbox accounts for testing without production tracking.

Note 458: Flag landing pages using forced browser notifications for spam.

Note 459: Disallow auto-download on click; require explicit store pages.

Note 460: Ensure consent dialogs are accessible (focus order, labels, contrast).

Note 461: Block interstitials that trap focus for keyboard/screen-reader users.

Note 462: Support ad preference controls and make them discoverable.

Note 463: Honor user opt-outs across devices where technically feasible.

Note 464: Avoid micro-targeting that could expose sensitive traits.

Note 465: Check that legal lines are readable on small screens.

Note 466: Provide 'report ad' entry points on each ad unit.

Note 467: Investigate high complaint-rate creatives promptly.

Note 468: Share common rejection reasons to improve future approvals.

Note 469: Restrict creators with repeated disclosure failures from branded content.

Note 470: Require re-review when a creator changes the sponsor mid-campaign.

Note 471: No masked redirectors to disguise final landing domain.

Note 472: Block executable attachments in ad click-through flows.

Note 473: Require PCI-compliant processors for payment pages.

Note 474: Ensure refunds/returns policies are visible within one click.

Note 475: Avoid 'drip pricing' practices; present totals early.

Note 476: No CAPTCHA gates that farm user tasks for unrelated services.

Note 477: Audit accessibility of ad templates quarterly.

Note 478: Ensure video ads include seekable progress where required.

Note 479: Block autoplay with sound in contexts that forbid it.

Note 480: Use standardized content labels (e.g., alcohol) where required.

Note 481: Detect and block stolen celebrity likeness used to pitch scams.

Note 482: Require proof for 'limited edition' or 'last units' scarcity claims.

Note 483: Prohibit emergency or disaster profiteering ads.

Note 484: Downrank ads adjacent to unfolding tragedies; or block entirely.

Note 485: No ads that shame users for their body, identity, or beliefs.

Note 486: Ensure kids’ content never gets adult ad adjacency.

Note 487: Use contextual targeting to avoid sensitive content adjacency.

Note 488: Provide regional ad-law cheat sheets internally; enforce the strictest rule.

Note 489: Run periodic bias checks on delivery algorithms.

Note 490: Document decisions around suitability tiers per campaign.

Note 491: Require creatives in all languages actually targeted; no fallback mistranslations.

Note 492: Block prank 'tech support' scams or bogus helplines.

Note 493: For software, show pricing tiers and renewal logic clearly.

Note 494: For subscriptions, provide clear cancel instructions pre-purchase.

Note 495: Disallow ads implying health professional endorsement without proof.

Note 496: No 'clinical trial' recruitment without approvals and ethics review where required.

Note 497: Keep political ad logs (if permitted) with sponsor identity and spend ranges.

Note 498: Offer rate limiting on political impressions to reduce saturation.

Note 499: Respect conflict-of-interest rules for creator endorsements tied to their own products.

Note 500: No 'friends said this' social proof unless verifiable and consented.

Note 501: Disable lookalikes using sensitive seeds; use broad/contextual instead.

Note 502: Ensure promo codes work as advertised; avoid invalid or region-locked codes.

Note 503: Prohibit 'hidden fees' revealed only after personal data is entered.

Note 504: Detect cloaking (clean page for review, different for users); block.

Note 505: Enforce penalties for repeat cloakers including domain bans.

Note 506: Require consistent brand identity across creatives to prevent phishing.

Note 507: For charities, link to registration records where feasible.

Note 508: Provide standardized risk icons (crypto/finance/health) for quick scanning.

Note 509: Disallow creator audio reads that mimic platform system messages.

Note 510: Ensure third-party scripts can be toggled off with consent withdrawal.

Note 511: No adult 'sugar dating' or exploitative relationship ads.

Note 512: Block 'essay mills' and test-cheating services.

Note 513: Prohibit look-alike logos designed to confuse users.

Note 514: Apply extra review for ads using national flags in sensitive contexts.

Note 515: Flag exaggerated urgency ('offer ends in 30 seconds') without proof.

Note 516: Require warranty terms where 'lifetime' is claimed.

Note 517: No firmware mods that violate device or network terms.

Note 518: Disclose if prices exclude shipping, duties, or activation fees.

Note 519: Ban 'unlock region' streaming boxes that evade licensing.

Note 520: Require privacy policies on all advertiser landing pages.