Advertising Policy
Effective date: 1 November 2026
Contents
1. Introduction
Bond is a digital advertising, discovery and engagement platform operated and provided by Elaqa for Design Services LLC, a company established in the United Arab Emirates (the “Company”, “we”, “our” or “us”).
Bond provides advertising and promotional opportunities that enable businesses, Partner Venues and other organisations to reach Bonders and promote their products, services, venues, events and experiences.
Bond is a global service. Advertising requirements may vary by jurisdiction, audience, product category and campaign objective.
Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that their advertisements, landing pages, claims, products, services and promotions comply with applicable laws and regulations in every jurisdiction and for every audience targeted by the campaign.
The Company may impose additional restrictions, approval requirements, geographic exclusions, age restrictions or category-specific requirements beyond those required by law.
These Advertising Policies apply to advertisements and other promotional content distributed through the Bond Digital Platform.
Where a particular Bond feature or promotion is governed by additional terms, those terms also apply.
Advertisers are also required to comply with the Bond Privacy Policy, the Bond Terms of Use, and all other Bond policies governing the use of the Service. The Company may update its terms, policies and guidelines from time to time.
All advertisements are subject to review and approval. The Company reserves the right to reject or remove any advertisement at its discretion, including in response to user feedback.
2. General requirements
2.1. Targeting and compliance
All advertisements must be suitable for their selected audience in each geographic area where the advertisements will run. Bond takes special precaution to protect the privacy of our younger users. Our services are restricted to individuals who are 18 years of age or older. We do not permit individuals under the age of 18 on our platform. We will reject advertisements that are addressed to, or intended to appeal to, individuals under the age of 18.
Advertisers must comply with the laws and regulatory requirements applicable in every jurisdiction in which an advertisement is displayed, including requirements concerning advertising disclosures, consumer protection, pricing and promotions, age restrictions, licences and authorisations, regulated products and services, data protection, intellectual property and sector-specific advertising rules.
Where local law is more restrictive than these Advertising Policies, the more restrictive legal requirement applies.
Where the Company has imposed a stricter platform restriction, that platform restriction applies in addition to applicable law.
An advertiser must not target a jurisdiction in which it is not legally authorised to advertise or provide the advertised product or service.
Advertisements must comply with all applicable laws, statutes, ordinances, rules, public order rules, industry codes, regulations and cultural sensitivities in each geographic area where the advertisements will run. Please note:
- Advertisements for certain products or services may not be targeted on the basis of gender, age or location
- Certain locations have language requirements
- Advertisements targeting the UK must comply with the CAP Code
2.2. Disclosures
All required disclosures, disclaimers, and warnings in ads must be clear and conspicuous, and advertisers must be accurately and clearly identified in the ad.
2.3. Privacy: data collection and usage
Advertisements may not collect sensitive information or special category data, including information based on or including: (i) an alleged or actual commission of a crime; (ii) health information; or (iii) information about users’ financial status, racial or ethnic origin, religious beliefs or preferences, sex life or sexual preferences, political opinions, or trade union membership. We permit health-related surveys only from accredited research institutions or public health organisations.
The advertiser's privacy policy must be readily accessible where any personal information is collected.
Personal information must be collected and processed securely. Advertisements that deceive users into providing personal information under false pretences are prohibited.
Advertisements must not state or imply knowledge of personal data, sensitive information, online activity or the precise whereabouts of a user.
2.4. Intellectual property
Infringing content
Advertisements must not infringe the intellectual property, privacy, publicity or other legal rights of any person or entity. Advertisers must have all necessary rights and permissions for all elements of their advertisements. Advertisements may not feature the name, likeness (including lookalikes), voice (including soundalikes) or other identifying features of an individual without the individual's consent.
The following is prohibited:
Advertisements for products or services principally used to infringe the intellectual property rights of others, such as those designed to bypass copyright protection mechanisms (for example, software or cable signal descramblers)
Advertisements for products or services principally dedicated to selling counterfeit products, such as imitations of designer or officially-licensed products
Advertisements for products or services with false celebrity testimonials or usage
If you believe your copyright, trademark or publicity rights have been infringed by an advertisement served on Bond, we encourage you to attempt to contact and resolve your concerns with the advertiser directly. Alternatively, rights holders and their agents can report alleged intellectual property infringement to Bond here. We take all such reports seriously.
References to Bond
Advertisements must not falsely suggest an affiliation with, sponsorship by or endorsement from Bond or the Company.
Advertisers must not use Bond-owned trademarks, copyrights, interface elements, screenshots, logos or other Bond intellectual property except as expressly authorised by the Company or permitted under applicable Bond brand guidelines.
Advertisers must not create confusingly similar variations of Bond trademarks or imitate Bond interface elements in a way that may mislead users.
This restriction does not prevent an authorised Partner from accurately referring to Bond where such reference is expressly permitted under an applicable Partner Agreement, Special Offer framework or other Bond commercial arrangement.
2.5. Creative quality and landing page
All advertisements must meet high quality and editorial standards. Please respect our specifications and creative prerequisites for each advertising product. Advertisement creatives that do not meet these prerequisites will be rejected.
When reviewing advertisements, we apply our policies not only to the advertisement's creative, but also the advertisement's landing page or other associated elements. We reject advertisements with landing pages that are:
Low quality (e.g., dead links, pages that are non-functional or not formatted for mobile phone)
Disruptive (e.g., unexpected user experiences, sudden loud noises, aggressive flashing)
Irrelevant (e.g., pages that don't match the product or service being advertised, or that unnecessarily draw out the purchase process in order to expose the user to more and more advertisements)
Unsafe (e.g., attempts to automatically download files of phish for user data)
2.6. Promotion rules
If you use Bond products or services in connection with a promotion, contest, giveaway, sweepstakes, discount or other promotional campaign (each a “Promotion”), you are responsible for ensuring that the Promotion complies with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
This includes providing clear rules, eligibility requirements, material terms, dates, geographical restrictions, qualifying conditions and other disclosures required by applicable law.
Promotions must not be misleading, deceptive, unfair, unlawful or designed to circumvent applicable advertising or consumer-protection requirements.
Bond Special Offers
Special Offers provided by participating Partner Venues through Bond are governed by the Bond Special Offer Commercial Terms & Redemption Rules and the Bond Special Offer Terms & Conditions.
A Bond Special Offer is a promotional benefit provided and fulfilled by the Partner and facilitated through the Bond Digital Platform, unless expressly stated otherwise.
The Partner remains responsible for the legality, accuracy, availability and fulfilment of the Special Offer.
Where a Special Offer is also distributed as a paid advertisement, the applicable Advertising Policy requirements apply to its advertising presentation.
Where an advertiser runs an independent Promotion using Bond advertising products, that Promotion must accurately identify the advertiser and must not falsely imply that Bond sponsors, endorses or fulfils the underlying Promotion.
Advertisers must not encourage unlawful, fraudulent, abusive or spam-related activity through a Promotion.
Advertisers must also follow the other applicable Bond guidelines, including the Bond Terms of Use, the Bond Terms of Sales and the Bond Privacy Policy.
Where these Advertising Policies refer to Bond advertising products, formats or placements, the applicable Bond advertising format or product made available to advertisers at the relevant time shall apply.
The Company may maintain separate advertising product specifications, creative specifications or brand guidelines for particular Bond advertising formats.
3. Category-specific requirements
The requirements in this section establish Bond’s baseline platform requirements for the relevant advertising category.
Advertisers must also comply with all applicable laws and regulatory requirements in every jurisdiction targeted by an advertisement.
Where local law is more restrictive than these Policies, the more restrictive legal requirement applies.
Country lists and examples included in these Policies are not intended to replace a jurisdiction-specific legal assessment.
The advertiser remains responsible for verifying that its product, service and advertising activity are lawful in every targeted jurisdiction.
3.1. Adult content
All advertisements must respect the laws and cultural norms of the targeted location, even if they are stricter than the guidelines listed on this page.
Adult content includes depictions of, or references to:
Sexual organs
Other frequently sexualised body parts (for example: bums, breasts, legs, bare abdomens)
Sexual activity
We conditionally allow adult content when it is not intended to provoke sexual arousal, in these contexts:
References to human genitalia or sexual anatomy in the context of health, personal grooming or education
Examples: menstrual products, STI testing, safer sex PSAs from reputable sources or a trailer for a documentary about human sexual anatomy
References and depictions of internal sexual organs in a health context
Examples: pregnancy tests, ovulation kits, pelvic floor therapy
Incidental depiction of the pelvic area, if clothed
Examples: belts, compression shorts, bikini bottoms
Emphasis on frequently sexualised body parts that are relevant to a non-sexual/-erotic product or service
Examples: advertisements for swimwear, bare abdominal muscles in advertisements for exercise programmes or references to bums in an advertisement for a comfortable chair
References to sexual activity in a health or public safety context
Examples: an educational PSA about sexual consent or positive references to sexual orientation or gender identity
Dating advertisements (as long as there are no references to sexual activity)
We restrict content that is sexually suggestive (i.e., intended to provoke sexual arousal, without being explicit). Suggestive content must be age-gated 18+ (or the age of majority in the targeted location). We do not permit sexually suggestive advertising creatives in any Bond advertising format. Restricted sexually suggestive content includes:
References to sexual anatomy, human genitalia or non-specific sexual activity outside a health, grooming or educational context
Examples: a film trailer with sexual innuendo, vibrator advertisements that do not use graphic language or imagery to describe their purpose or allude to masturbation (without graphic language), condom advertisements that use non-specific phrases like “getting it on.”
Emphasis on frequently sexualised body parts that are not relevant to the product of service
We prohibit content that is sexually explicit. This includes:
Sexual solicitation of any kind
Depictions or graphic descriptions of genitalia in any context, exposed nipples, bare buttocks or partially obscured nudity
Examples: a person that is naked except for body paint or emojis
Depictions of, or references to specific sex acts, in any context. This includes gestures that imitate a specific sex act, with or without props
Dating advertisements that emphasise casual sexual encounters
Sexual solicitation of any kind
Adult entertainment
Examples: pornography, sexual live streams, strip clubs, burlesque
Non-consensual sexual material
Examples: tabloids that publish leaked, private, suggestive photos
Depictions of, or gratuitous references to sexual violence
Examples: graphic film trailers that depict sexual assault, self-defence products that describe attempted sexual assault
3.2. Regulated goods
Alcohol
Advertisements that promote or reference alcohol must not:
Target or be likely to appeal particularly to people under the legal drinking age in the territory where the advertisement will run
Encourage or depict excessive or irresponsible consumption of alcohol
Exploit an individual who is drunk or otherwise intoxicated
Glamourise alcohol, or otherwise misrepresent the effects of consuming alcohol, or imply that alcohol is necessary for success or social advancement
Associate alcohol with operating a vehicle or other activities that require a certain degree of skill or physical coordination or with any illegal behaviour
Mandatory warning labels, such as “please drink responsibly” or its local variation (if applicable) must be prominently displayed in the advertisement.
Bond does not permit targeting advertisements that promote or reference alcohol to the following countries:
Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Lithuania, Morocco, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates
Advertisements for alcohol products must be age targeted to at least 18+ or the applicable minimum drinking age in the country to which you are advertising. Examples of different minimum drinking age:
Canada: 19+
Japan, Thailand: 20+
United States: 21+
Sweden: 25+
India: either 18+, 21+ or 25+, depending on the States or Union Territories being targeted
Drugs and tobacco
We prohibit the depiction of illegal drug use or the recreational use of pharmaceuticals.
We allow some limited advertisements for cannabis, CBD and related products, where legal, with appropriate targeting.
We do not allow the depiction of smoking or vaping, except in the context of public health messaging or smoking cessation.
Weapons and explosives
We prohibit advertisements for the sales of weapons and explosives and related accessories. This includes firearms, ammunition, fireworks, combat knives and pepper spray.
3.3. Entertainment
Advertisements for movies, video games and television programmes must be age-targeted to the intended audience of the content they promote.
When illegal, regulated, dangerous, violent or otherwise harmful elements are presented in a fictional, newsworthy or documentary context, we will review based of appropriateness for the targeted audience and whether the fictional nature is clear enough to the user.
3.4. Health
Advertisements for health related products and services must only promote those products or services that have been approved by the local regulatory authorities in each of the countries targeted.
Online pharmacy
Advertisements for online pharmacies must be registered with the relevant authorities in the country in which you are advertising. For example, in the United States and Canada, online pharmacies must be verified by the National Association of Board of Pharmacies (NABP).
Prescription medicines
All advertisers of prescription medicines must be pre-approved by Bond and may be required to submit proof of authorisation to advertise the medicine in the applicable jurisdiction. To get started, please reach out to us here.
Bond permits targeting advertisements for prescription medications only to the following countries:
Algeria, Bahrain, Canada, Costa Rica, Egypt, Hong Kong, Japan, Kuwait, New Zealand, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates and the United States
Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines
All advertisers of OTC medicines must be pre-approved by Bond and may be required to submit proof of authorisation to advertise the medicine in the applicable jurisdiction. To get started, please reach out to us here.
Bond does not permit targeting advertisements for OTC medicines to the following countries:
Colombia, Iraq, Lebanon, Romania, Spain and Turkey
Age targeting is required in the following countries:
Czech Republic: 15+
Israel and the United Kingdom: 16+
Argentina, Egypt, Finland, Italy, Kuwait, Lithuania, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Russia and Sweden: 18+
Health and dietary supplements
Health and dietary supplement advertisers must be pre-approved by Bond and may be required to submit proof of authorisation to advertise the product in the applicable jurisdiction. To get started, please reach out to us here.
Advertisers must not:
Promote products that may present risks for consumers (such as those included in advisories by local regulatory agencies)
Promote weight-loss supplements
Contain exaggerated or unrealistic claims
Include “before” and “after” pictures related to weight loss:
Age targeting is required in the following countries
Colombia, Greece, Kuwait and the United States: 18+
Diet and fitness
Advertisements for diet and fitness products or services must not:
Contain exaggerated claims or “before” and “after” images
Demean the user, or shame anyone on the basis of body shape or size
Mislead or inaccurately describe the qualities and characteristics of a food product, including any associated health and nutritional claims
Advertisements that reference weight loss must be targeted 18+.
Condoms
Where advertisements for condoms are permitted, content may not depict sex acts or overly provocative imagery. See the Adult Content section for more details.
Bond does not permit targeting adverts for condoms to the following countries:
Bahrain, Ireland, Kuwait, Lebanon, Monaco, Oman, Poland and Qatar
Age targeting is required in the following countries:
Norway: 16+
Australia, Chile, Egypt, Lithuania, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Russia, Slovakia and Turkey: 18+
Hormonal contraceptives
Hormonal contraceptives classified as medicines are subject to the policies for either prescriptions or OTC, as applicable according to country-specific requirements.
Bond does not permit targeting advertisements for hormonal contraceptives to the following countries:
Bahrain, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Kuwait, Lebanon, Monaco, Oman, Poland, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and Uruguay
Age targeting is required in the following countries:
Australia, Egypt, Lithuania, Portugal and Slovakia: 18+
Cosmetic products and procedures
Bond does not permit targeting advertisements for plastic surgery to the following countries:
Greece, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Monaco, Oman, Philippines, Poland, Serbia, Tunisia and Turkey
Advertisements for plastic surgery must be age targeted to 18+, except Bahrain where they must be age targeted to 21+.
Advertisements for non-surgical cosmetic procedures (e.g., lip fillers, Botox) must be age targeted 18+.
We prohibit advertisements for skin lightening products or procedures.
3.5. Gaming, gambling and lotteries
Our advertisements policies regarding the promotion of Gaming and Gambling Services apply to the promotion of online casinos, brick and mortar casinos, lotteries, daily fantasy sports and any product or service (including online or mobile games) that asks Bonders to pay to play games of chance to win prizes with real-world value (“Gaming and Gambling Services”).
Advertisers for Gaming and Gambling Services must comply with all applicable licencing or registration requirements and must provide Bond with proof or current licence or registration. All Gaming and Gambling Services advertisers must be pre-approved by Bond. To apply for approval, please reach out to us here.
Advertisements for Gaming and Gambling Services must not:
Target territories where the advertiser is not authorised to operate
Target or be likely to appeal particularly to people under the legal gambling age in the territory where the advertisement will run
Glorify gambling or misrepresent the benefits of participation
Encourage individuals to play beyond their means
Advertisements must not promote gambling tipster services (information about odds or offers available from gambling operators).
3.6. Financial products and services
Advertisements for financial products and services must clearly and prominently disclose all applicable material terms and conditions to consumers prior to the submission of an application.
Advertisements for loans must disclose, amongst other things, APR, repayment period, fees and costs, penalties and the contact information of the lending institution.
Advertisements for products intended for a limited audience should only be targeted to that audience. For example, if a credit card offer is limited to individuals over the age of 18, the offer’s advertising campaign must be age targeted to 18+.
Advertisements for certain complex financial products, which may include cryptocurrency wallets and trading platforms, require prior approval from Bond.
We prohibit:
Get-rich-quick offers, pyramid schemes or other deceptive or too-good-to-be-true financial offers
Promising guaranteed financial returns on speculative investments
Advertisements that promote particular securities or that provide or allege to provide insider tips
Pay day loans or predatory lending
3.7. Dating
This section applies to advertisements for third-party dating services distributed through the Bond Digital Platform.
Bond is not a dating service. The Bond Digital Platform enables Bonders to discover venues, see the real-time atmosphere of a place, participate in events and interact with other Bonders and with Partner Venues. It is not a dating, matchmaking or introduction service, and the requirements in this section apply to the advertiser’s service, not to Bond.
Advertisements for dating services must be age targeted to 18+, or the legal age of majority in the location being targeted.
Advertisements for dating services may not:
Be overtly sexual or provocative (see Adult Content)
Reference transactional companionship
Depict individuals who are, or appear to be, too young to use the service
Promote or glamourise infidelity
Target the following countries:
Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Gaza and the West Bank, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Oman, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates.
3.8. Telecommunication services
Advertisements for calling, SMS and VPN services must contain clear pricing and terms, and must not reference using their services illegally or in a classroom setting.
3.9. Sales to government entities
Government entities must work with a Bond sales representative and receive Bond authorization prior to running advertisements on our platform.
3.10. Bond political and advocacy advertising policies
Bond empowers self-expression, including about politics. But political advertising that appears on Bond has to be transparent, lawful and right for our users.
Requirements
These Political Advertising Policies apply to all political advertising served by Bond, including election-related advertisements, advocacy advertisements and issue advertisements.
Election-related advertisements include advertisements about candidates or parties for public office, ballot measures or referendums, political action committees, and advertisements that urge people to vote or register to vote
Advocacy or issue advertisements are advertisements concerning issues or organisations that are the subject of debate on a local, national or global level, or of public importance
Examples include: advertisements about abortion, immigration, the environment, education, discrimination and guns
Political advertising must comply with all the applicable laws and regulations, including all national election laws, copyright law, defamation law and (where applicable) Federal Election Commission regulations and state or local laws and regulations. Complying with those laws and regulations will be the sole responsibility of the advertiser.
All political advertising must include a “paid for by” message in the advertisement that is followed by the name of the paying person or entity. Bond may also require a “paid for by” disclosure on advertisement content that links to political content, advertisement content for political merchandise or in other cases at Bond's sole discretion. In the United States, electoral advertisements must state whether the advertisement was authorised by a candidate or organisation; election advertisements not authorised by the candidate must include contact information for the sponsoring organisation.
Like all advertisements on Bond, political advertisements must comply with Bond's Terms of Use, Terms of Sales, Privacy Policy and Advertising Policies. That means, amongst other things:
No content that harasses, intimidates or threatens
No content that is misleading, deceptive, impersonates any person or entity, or otherwise misrepresents your affiliation with a person or entity
No content that violates the publicity, privacy, copyright or other intellectual property rights of a third party
No content that features graphic violence or calls for violence
We encourage political advertisers to be positive. But we don't categorically ban “attack” advertisements; expressing disagreement with or campaigning against a candidate or party is generally permissible if it meets our other guidelines. That said, political advertisements must not include attacks relating to a candidate's personal life.
In Canada, Bond does not permit “partisan advertising” or “election advertising” (as defined by the Canada Elections Act, as amended from time to time (the “Act”)) purchased directly or indirectly on behalf of an eligible party, registered association, nomination contestant, potential or actual candidate or a third party required to register under subsection 349.6(1) or 353(1) of the Act. This may include (without limitation) content that promotes or opposes any of these individuals/groups, or an issue associated with any of those individuals/groups.
In the US, Bond does not currently permit advertisements for state or municipal elections or ballot initiatives in Washington state.
Bond’s rights
Bond will review political advertisements on a case-by-case basis. To get started, please reach out to us here.
We reserve the right to reject, in our sole discretion, or request modifications to advertisements that we believe violate the standards listed above or that are otherwise inappropriate. Our discretion will never be exercised with the intent to favour or disfavour any candidate, political view or political party.
We also reserve the right to require substantiation of an advertiser’s factual claims.
Bond may publicly display and otherwise disclose information relating to political advertising, including advertisement content, targeting details, delivery, spend and other campaign information.
Political advertising by non-resident foreign nationals or entities
Political advertisements served by Bond may not be paid for directly or indirectly by non-resident foreign nationals or entities — in other words, by people or entities that aren't residents of the country where the advertisement will run.
4. Prohibited content
4.1. Harassment
Advertisements should not promote harassment, bullying or shaming. For example: fitness advertisements should not belittle anyone on the basis of body shape or size.
We prohibit profanity, obscenity and obscene gestures.
4.2. Violent or disturbing
We prohibit the depiction of real-life graphic violence in creatives. Landing pages that depict real-life violent or disturbing imagery may do so only in a legitimate, newsworthy or documentary context, and only when the advertisement prepares the viewer in some way and is appropriately age-targeted.
For fictional violence in film trailers, video games, etc., see the Entertainment section.
We prohibit the glorification of violence, including any glorification of self-harm, war, murder, abuse or animal abuse.
We prohibit disturbing content that may cause distress, such as graphic depictions of gore, physical afflictions, bodily fluids and certain medical or cosmetics procedures.
We allow spooky and scary advertisements, but please avoid intense jump scares and audio or prolonged screaming or crying.
4.3. Deceptive content
We are vigilant in our enforcement against fraudulent advertisements. Fraud includes a range of scams and deceptive marketing practices that abuse community trust or otherwise entice users to make purchases or engage in activities under misleading pretences.
We prohibit:
Advertisements that are false or misleading, including deceptive claims, offers, functionality or business practices
Unauthorised or undisclosed sponsored content
Promotion of fraudulent goods or services, including counterfeit documents or certificates, or counterfeit products
Creating or sharing content that mimics the appearance or function of Bond features or formats
Advertisements that contain deceiving calls to action or lead to landing pages unrelated to the brand or content being advertised
Cloaking, otherwise restricting landing page access or modifications to URL content following submission in an attempt to circumvent review
Advertisements that encourage dishonest behaviour (e.g., advertisements for fake IDs, plagiarism, essay writing services)
Non-delivery of goods, or misrepresented shipping delays or inventory constraints
See also Industry Specifics: financial products and services
4.4. Hate speech, hate groups, terrorism and violent extremism
The Bond community includes diverse users from all over the world. To foster a welcoming platform, we prohibit hateful, discriminatory or extremist content that undermines our commitment to safety and inclusion.
Hate speech is content that demeans, defames or promotes discrimination or violence on the basis of race, colour, caste, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or veteran status, immigration status, socio-economic status, age, weight or pregnancy status.
Avoid perpetuating stereotypes based on any of the categories listed above.
We strive to maintain an inclusive community for all Bonders. Avoid the inappropriate use of culturally sensitive imagery.
4.5. Illegal activity
We prohibit advertisements that facilitate or encourage illegal activity (conduct, products or enterprises). For example, advertisement should not:
Depict illegal drug use
Promote the illegal wildlife trade, or products and services derived from endangered or threatened species
For example: elephant ivory products, traditional medicine or supplements derived from tigers, rhinos, sharks, etc.
4.6. Dangerous activities
Advertisements should not encourage or enlist participation in dangerous or harmful activities. For example, advertisements should not encourage using Bond application while driving.
5.Conclusion
For more information about how to launch and manage an advertising campaign on Bond, or how to troubleshoot the advertisement review process, please reach out to us here.
