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Verifying the (corporate) identity of the advertisers, doesn't affect their responsibility for content (or lack thereof), but it might mean you could sue the advertiser without first needing to get the information on the advertiser from Google.



Good to know that I'll be able to sue a corporation from Antigua that was setup by a shady foreign law firm. I'm sure that will go well and be a good use of my resources.

This is all a veil to try and hide the fact that Google wants ads to blend in better with results. Every couple of years Google makes it harder to distinguish ads from content. https://searchengineland.com/search-ad-labeling-history-goog...




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