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I'm of two minds on this one. One the one hand, it's of course hard for Google to verify if an ad uses a trademark correctly. On the other hand, Google profits
by isaacfrond 3y ago
I'm of two minds on this one. One the one hand, it's of course hard for Google to verify if an ad uses a trademark correctly. On the other hand, Google profits by blatantly allowing scammers to operate through their sites.
I guess television commercials have the same problem. A network doesn't know or verify if the source of a commercial uses the trademarks correctly. On the other hands, I'm not aware of networks allowing infringement on such a scale.