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Google is cracking down on adult-themed blogs hosted on its Blogger site. The Verge reports the Internet giant is contacting users with blogs marked as Adult or are identified to be running explicit advertisements. The email notice says Google will change its terms of service to “strictly prohibit the monetization of Adult content on Blogger.” Blogs that make money from displaying ads or links to commercial porn sites will be removed after June 30. Google’s current terms of service do allow posting and sharing of adult content on Blogger, but says users shouldn’t use the site “as a way to make money on adult content.” Affected blog site owners can switch to Yahoo after the clampdown. Yahoo, which recently acquired website publishing service Tumblr, has said it won’t restrict porn on the popular blogging site.
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