About content exclusions for Video campaigns

Our Video Ad Safety Promise is that certain types of content can’t be monetized for ads on YouTube and Google video partners: we'll automatically apply exclusions to prevent your ads from showing on the most controversial content, such as terrorist acts, nudity, and recent sensitive events.

The content exclusion settings described below—inventory types, content types, and digital content labels—are meant to give you additional control and help you exclude types of content that, while in compliance with our policies, may not fit your brand or business. While content exclusions are done to the best of our ability, we can't guarantee that all related content will be excluded.

This article provides an overview of content exclusion settings for Video campaigns. Learn more about setting up content exclusions for Video campaigns.


Content exclusion settings

You can use the following content exclusion settings for your Video campaigns, at the account level.

Important: Starting September 2024, digital content labels, currently available in the Brand Safety settings, will no longer apply to ads served on YouTube. This will apply to all buying doors, Google Ads, DV360, and Connect Reserve. Digital content labels will continue to apply to the Google Display Network, including App inventory, and Content suitable for families (CSF) will continue to exist even after the deprecation of digital content labels.

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