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Promotions containing obscene or profane language.
The names you choose and criteria you establish for your events, conversions, and any custom audiences you create must not reflect, imply or be based on any category of information described in this Section 1.h.
Your User Submissions will not contain any: (a) swearing; (b) comments or actions which appear to be discriminatory...(c) comments or actions which promote bigotry, racism, hatred...(d) sexual innuendo...
"Ads for prescription GLP-1 medication must: only contain the brand name, price and quantity of the medication not claim to treat, prevent, or cure diabetes, obesity, or any other conditions...Excerpt from Pinterest Ads's Pinterest Advertising Guidelines
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The clause states: “Ads for prescription GLP-1 medication must: only contain the brand name, price and quantity of the medication not claim to treat, prevent, or cure diabetes, obesity, or any other conditions...”
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