Twitter now allows cannabis companies to advertise

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Twitter has updated its policies to allow cannabis companies to advertise on the platform, becoming the first major social media company to roll out the option.

NetChoice Vice President and general counsel Carl Szabo reacts to newly-exposed Twitter data showing a push to ban Donald Trump on 'Varney & Co.’this week, becoming the first major social media platform to allow the advertising of cannabis products in the U.S.policies Tuesday, permitting cannabis companies pre-authorized by Twitter to advertise where they are licensed to promote their products online.

Twitter has changed updated its policies to allow cannabis companies to advertise on the platform with restrictions.ELON MUSK DECLARES CANCEL CULTURE OVER SINCE TWITTER TAKEOVER: ‘YOU WON’T BE MISSED' Ads for cannabis and CBD must not be targeted toward minors, so the use of characters or celebrities that may appeal to youngsters are prohibited. Any landing pages in the links must also be "age-gated," and any sales are required to verify a customer's age.

Jeremy Baldwin tags young cannabis plants at a marijuana farm operated by Greenlight, Oct. 31, 2022, in Grandview, Mo.Twitter ads for cannabis-related products are further prohibited from showing pregnant women as models, making any claims of health benefits, depicting someone using or under the influence of the products, or transporting such goods across state lines.

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