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products, herbal drugs, dietary supplements, pregnancy, and fertility-related products
Medicines not approved by the respective local regulatory body
Sale of medicines or medical products by a shop or entity that is not government-registered and authorized
Unlicensed medical devices, services and treatments
Prescriptions for medications
Products with unverified claims of healthful, curative or stimulating effects, including methods suggesting unrealistic health improvements
5.9. Drugs, alcohol, tobacco
Ads must not promote psychoactive substances, alcoholic beverages or tobacco products.
Examples:
Alcoholic beverages, including home brewing kits
Tobacco, including e-cigarettes, rolling papers, chewing tobacco
Recreational drugs, including equipment and paraphernalia, e.g., pipes, bongs
Instructions on producing drugs
5.10. Weapons, firearms, explosives, ammunition
Ads must not promote the sale of weapons, explosives or ammunition, or any related content.
Examples:
Firearms, including sporting, recreational guns, or any antique functioning guns that can cause harm
Ammunition or accessories, including any firearm parts or components, even unfinished, such as magazines, scopes, silencers
Knives and other melee weapons, including pepper spray, daggers, axes
Explosives, including bombs, grenades, fireworks, or firecrackers
Instructions on assembling or acquiring any product covered in this section
5.11. Spam software, malware, hacking
Ads must not promote content, products, or services that facilitate unsolicited communications, are intended to harm or gain unauthorized access to a user's device, or cause deceptive or unexpected consequences.
Examples:
Social media growth manipulation, including encouraging growth of social media profiles
Incentivized or automated clicks, including requests to perform actions on websites or services, complete online surveys
Services for generating automated traffic, including services for inflating metrics/followers, sending automated content to social media platforms or other services
Phishing, including promotion of services that trick a user into providing personal or other information
Software causing deceptive or unexpected consequences, including modified apps containing malware, viruses, or any other malicious code
5.12. Products of questionable legality
Ads must not promote content, products, or services of questionable legality.
Examples:
Forgery, including fake IDs, passports, visas, official documents
Human-trafficking, including marriage brokering
Stolen or leaked data, including carding, passwords to subscription services
Sale of body parts, including bodily fluids
Counterfeit products, including fake or bootleg goods, inauthentic artwork or digital goods, counterfeit currency
All examples on this page are non-exhaustive

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