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Upload, post, transmit or otherwise disseminate any material that is vulgar, indecent, obscene, pornographic, sexual or that is, in a reasonable person′s view, otherwise offensive or objectionable
Don't create or share defamatory or libelous content that could damage someone's reputation or falsely portray them in a harmful way.
Content that is unoriginal, plagiarized, or copied from another individual or organization.
"Non-consensual sexual material. Examples: tabloids that publish leaked, private, suggestive photosExcerpt from Snapchat Ads's Snapchat Advertising Policies
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The clause states: “Non-consensual sexual material. Examples: tabloids that publish leaked, private, suggestive photos”
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