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"Contain over-exaggerated, unhealthy, or unrealistic claims. e.g. "You can lose weight without making any modifications to your diet." e.g. "Drop 2 dress sizes in a week!"Excerpt from Snapchat Ads's Snapchat Advertising Policies
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The clause states: “Contain over-exaggerated, unhealthy, or unrealistic claims. e.g. "You can lose weight without making any modifications to your diet." e.g. "Drop 2 dress sizes in a week!"”
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