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In recent months, regulators from states across the country have taken new steps to bring additional transparency and accountability to political advertising. We support these regulators and their crucial work on important issues. The regulatory environment for political candidate and ballot measure advertising is likely to continue to evolve rapidly in the coming months, making it complex to adhere with precision.

Fighting for elephants one ad at a time

August 10, 2018

3-minute read

Melissa Alsoszatai-Petheo

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World Elephant Day, which takes place on Sunday, August 12th, is an international day of recognition for elephants to bring awareness to and help support actions to maintain healthy elephant population levels. One way Bing Ads is taking part in this effort is through our participation in the Global Coalition to End Wildlife Trafficking Online.

With Bing Ads no longer supporting the ability to edit or create destination URLs at the keyword level starting October 31st, 2018, learn how to take action.

Beginning July 1, 2018, Bing will no longer allow ads for recreational guns such as bb guns, paintball guns, or air rifles. Also, we will no longer allow ads for accessories or devices that can be attached to weapons, used to create ammunition, or aid in the reloading process.  

To help protect our users from potential elevated risk, we have made the decision to disallow advertising for cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency related products, and un-regulated binary options.