Chrome ad filtering

Here’s the timeline for Chrome ad filtering:

Review status (learn more)	When Chrome ad filtering begins
Passing	(no ad filtering)
Failing	If your site is in “Failing” status, we’ll send an email to registered site owners and users at least 30 calendar days prior to the start of ad filtering, and you’ll have the opportunity to submit your site for an ad experience review.

The Ad Experience Report is based on a sample of the URLs for a site. If violations are listed in the Report, then it’s likely that there are more violations on your site than those listed. To avoid Chrome filtering, fix the violations listed in the Ad Experience Report, along with any other violations, and then submit your site for another review.  Learn more about ad experience reviews.

Note: Desktop and mobile reviews are managed independently. For example, if the Report indicates that your site has a status of “Failing” for mobile ad experiences (but not desktop ad experiences), and you do not fix the issues within the 30 days notice, ads will be filtered in Chrome on mobile devices (but not desktop devices).

When your ad filtering status changes, it may take up to 8 hours before that change is fully reflected in ad delivery to your site. For example, when your ad filtering changes from “On” to “Off,” ads will begin to show to most users visiting your site via the Chrome browser almost immediately, but it may take up to 8 hours before they show to the remainder of users visiting your site via the Chrome browser.