Google is trying to crack down on deception ahead of Election Day. It’ll start punishing websites that distribute hacked materials and advertisers who spread misinformation.
The policy still allows ads that mention or quote from leaked documents, but seeks to prevent ones that directly facilitate or advertise access to illegally obtained materials.. The change announced Friday is intended to prevent advertisers from coordinating with other sites or accounts to conceal or misrepresent their identity.
The new policy would allow the company to shut down networks of linked accounts. Google has sought to prevent foreign interference on its ad network, but the change seeks to address domestic attempts at coordinated, deceptive advertising.“Today we are expanding our policies to prevent the coordinated spread of disinformation from domestic actors who conceal their identity and illegally obtained materials via ads,” Google spokesperson Charlotte Smith said.
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