Google this week was displaying ads for products that claimed to protect against coronavirus and that promoted the limited nature of supplies.
and have struggled to stay ahead of the violators. It's the latest example of how the operators of massive-scale online platforms sometimes lack the tools or personnel to keep up the never-ending game of whack-a-mole against people who exploit them.
Other ads for masks claim they also had a "Limited stock." Meanwhile, Google's shopping results display hand sanitizers, protective clothing, masks and other products claiming to protect against coronavirus.are "based on a combination of advertiser bids and relevance, such as your current search terms and your activity."
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