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Advertisers are barred from including misinformation in their ads, constraining the factual accuracy required of advertising content on the platform.
Interpretive note: The excerpt consists solely of the label 'Misinformation' with no elaborating language. The canonical claim is inferred from the clause name and type. No verbatim language defines 'misinformation,' establishes scope, or specifies enforcement consequences.
Misinformation is prohibited from appearing in TikTok Ads advertisements, establishing a baseline accuracy requirement for ad content.
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We don't allow Content that includes negative comments about identifiable individuals outside of this group.
We do not disclose or use your information to advertise any third party's products or services via the Services.
Promotions containing obscene or profane language.
"MisinformationExcerpt from TikTok Ads's TikTok Advertising Policies
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Advertisers are barred from including misinformation in their ads, constraining the factual accuracy required of advertising content on the platform.
Misinformation is prohibited from appearing in TikTok Ads advertisements, establishing a baseline accuracy requirement for ad content.
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