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Restricting Ads for Addiction Treatment Centers and Bail Bonds

Aug 9, 2018·3 min read

Summary

Facebook, addressing concerns about predatory behavior, updated its ad policy for US advertising. Addiction treatment centers must now obtain certification from LegitScript, which reviews their qualifications, legal compliance, and privacy practices, to prevent scams. Additionally, ads promoting bail bonds are banned to protect vulnerable individuals from exploitative debt.

These measures aim to curb harmful practices and support those in need.

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