HIGH
Serious phrases: circumvention, cloaking, malware, misrepresentation, counterfeit, unacceptable business practices.
Free educational scorecard
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Google Ads and Meta Ads emails are full of policy names. This page highlights phrases it knows and sorts them into HIGH, MED, or LOW, with a short checklist. It runs in your browser. It does not see your account, and it does not file an appeal.
The notice is scored on this device. It is not uploaded and it is not sent to an AI API.
What the labels mean
MED
Mid-tier phrases: billing, destination problems, trademarks, restricted categories, verification, account limits, repeat violations.
LOW
Editorial or single-ad disapproval phrases. Also the result when no listed phrase appears.
How the score is made
- 01Paste the notice, or load a labeled sample. The sample text is fictional.
- 02A fixed phrase list runs locally. Serious groups outweigh editorial words. The raw notice is not copied onto the card.
- 03Screenshot the card or copy the summary. Then read the policy the email actually names.
A short "not" or "never" glued to a phrase is ignored. "Not about cloaking" still matches, because this is a keyword list, not a reader. Generic words like suspended or policy, on their own, do not raise the score.
Not ready to paste the email?
The quiz is a five-question sketch of the pattern in your answers: replacement account, two-faced landing page, unpaid invoice, and the rest. It is a personality card, not a lookup of your ads account.