A traffic report that can't be checked is a claim, not a report.
Four things make it checkable: monthly rather than annual, split by campaign type, general and sophisticated invalid traffic reported separately, and an estimate of what still gets through. If a network can't
Australia passed gambling ad reform and is building an opt-out register. Operators either keep ads away from registered users, or stop running them there.
Not a ban - a compliance cost. Google, Meta and Telegram did the same this year. Every tightening pushes the same budget
Every network says it fights fraud. Almost none publish the denominator.
The AADS dashboard is open: 300M+ impressions a day, 2,100 active publishers, 532 active campaigns. Do the division yourself - that's the base every claim above it has to be consistent with.
It doesn't
Hungary just removed crypto conversion offenses - up to 8 years in prison - from its criminal code, aligning with EU MiCA.
That's not a headline for traders. It's one less jurisdiction where a publisher or an ad network has to weigh legal exposure against inventory quality.
