Meta reserves the right to modify its Advertising Standards at any time without providing advance notice to advertisers.
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This provision means that advertiser compliance obligations may change during active campaigns without prior notification, placing ongoing monitoring responsibility on advertisers.
Removal of this provision suggests Meta may now provide notice of policy changes rather than retaining unilateral ability to change policies without notification.
View full change record →Under this clause, advertisers are contractually bound by updated policy terms even where no notice of the change was provided, which affects ongoing campaign management and compliance monitoring obligations.
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This provision means that advertiser compliance obligations may change during active campaigns without prior notification, placing ongoing monitoring responsibility on advertisers.
Under this clause, advertisers are contractually bound by updated policy terms even where no notice of the change was provided, which affects ongoing campaign management and compliance monitoring obligations.
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