Quote from: pooya87 on September 27, 2018, 04:15:11 AM

Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on September 26, 2018, 09:46:23 AM

Oh, the bad news is, they would only allow regulated/verified exchanges to use their add platform. Meaning - You want to advertise your crypto platform through google? Get your shit verified.

how is it a bad news?
have you forgotten what has been advertised on google before they banned it? let me help your memory: lots of scams including ICO scams, shitcoins, scam websites, malware stealing your private keys, shady businesses doing illegal activities,...
if you have a legit business ("crypto platform") you wouldn't mind verifying it properly. it is only scammers who will be screwed.

Good to see that someone wanted to make a conversation. Good or bad is relative. I will go with Joel_Jantsen which is bad of-course. What's wrong with someone to keep their identity undisclosed even they have a very successful exchange (i.e)? I personally sold to Bitcoin because I make my choice here, I do not need someone else to make choice for me.

What we need is education. Once we will have education then before dealing with anyone we will be able to do our own due diligence. Why would I let Google to do it for me. In other words I am giving the authority to a third-party to take care of things for me. What if they fail to do their job correctly or they became GOD?