In an email sent a month ago to porn site publicists on Google's Adwords system, the organization said it will no more permit ads that hold sexual symbolism, "counting, however not restricted to, bad-to-the-bone obscenity; realistic sexual acts including sex acts, for example, masturbation; genital, butt-centric, and oral sexual movement."

1. Google has banned pornography from appearing in its online ads
In an email sent a month ago to porn site publicists on Google's Adwords system, the organization said it
will no more permit ads that hold sexual symbolism, "counting, however not restricted to, bad-to-the-
bone obscenity; realistic sexual acts including sex acts, for example, masturbation; genital, butt-centric,
and oral sexual movement."
Google's Adwords ads show up on a large number of locales over the Web. The new runs went live this
week.
The email, which was initially seen by Morality in Media, came a few months after Google (GOOGL,
Tech30) redesigned its porn ads arrangement. In a blog entry in March, Google said it settled on the
choice to no more permit porn in ads "as an exertion to consistently enhance clients' encounters with
Adwords."
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Google still permits the "advancement of obscenity," as indicated by its Adwords approach. At the same
time the ads can't hold sexually express substance.

2. Notwithstanding banning sexual symbolism, Adwords promoters are prohibited from advertising
prostitution administrations, sensual back rubs and "personal fraternity administrations." Google does,
then again, permit the notice of strip clubs, lap moving, and grown-up and sexual dating destinations.
The porn advertising ban comes a year after Google decided to remove blogs from its Blogger
network that contained advertisements for online porn sites.