Google pulls down 3.2b violating adverts, pays publishers $12.6 billion

Search giant, Google pulled down 3.2 billion adverts that violated its advertising and publishers policies in 2017, in Nigeria and other part of the world. The firm said it paid publishers $12.6 billion in the year under review.

Adeyemi Adepetun

Technology

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