Snap retains the right to reject, remove, or request modifications to any ad at its sole discretion and for any reason, including user feedback, and may suspend or terminate advertiser accounts for policy violations.
This analysis describes what Snapchat Ads's agreement states, permits, or reserves. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Regulatory applicability and practical outcomes may vary by jurisdiction, enforcement context, and individual circumstances. Read our methodology
This provision establishes that platform access for advertisers is subject to unilateral review and removal authority by Snap without a defined appeals process in the policy text, and that account suspension or termination is a stated consequence of policy violations.
Under this clause, any ad running on Snapchat may be removed and the associated advertiser account may be suspended or terminated based on Snap's review, including in response to user-reported feedback. The agreement does not specify a formal reinstatement or appeal procedure within this provision.
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Compare across platforms →"All ads are subject to our review and approval. We reserve the right to reject or remove any ad in our sole discretion for any reason, including in response to user feedback, which we take seriously. We also reserve the right to request modifications to any ad, to require factual substantiation for any claim made in an ad, or to require documents evidencing that you hold any license or authorization which may be required in connection with your ad. Snap may suspend or terminate accounts tied to businesses or individuals who violate our Advertising Policies.Excerpt from Snapchat Ads's Snapchat Advertising Policies
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The FTC Act's prohibition on unfair or deceptive acts or practices is relevant to the extent that ad removal and account suspension decisions could intersect with advertiser claims of arbitrary enforcement.
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This provision establishes that platform access for advertisers is subject to unilateral review and removal authority by Snap without a defined appeals process in the policy text, and that account suspension or termination is a stated consequence of policy violations.
Under this clause, any ad running on Snapchat may be removed and the associated advertiser account may be suspended or terminated based on Snap's review, including in response to user-reported feedback. The agreement does not specify a formal reinstatement or appeal procedure within this provision.
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