RA-DAR Advertising & Sponsorship Policy

The advertiser is solely responsible for the advertisement submitted to RA-DAR.

By submitting an advertisement, the advertiser represents and warrants that:

- It is legally authorized to advertise the advertised product or service.
- The business and applicable products or services comply with applicable law.
- All required licenses, registrations, permits, and authorizations are valid.
- All statements, claims, and representations are truthful and not misleading.
- The advertiser possesses appropriate substantiation for objective claims where required.
- The advertiser possesses the necessary rights and permissions for all photographs, videos, trademarks, logos, music, text, and other intellectual property submitted.
- The advertisement does not violate another person's rights.
- The advertisement complies with applicable federal, state, local, and international requirements.
- The advertisement complies with applicable age, warning, labeling, disclosure, and placement requirements.

Payment for an advertisement does not transfer legal responsibility for the advertisement to RA-DAR.

Subject to applicable law and RA-DAR approval, RA-DAR may accept advertising from a broad range of adult-oriented commercial categories.

These may include alcohol, electronic cigarettes and vaping products, nicotine products, cannabis-related products where legally permitted, dietary supplements, vitamins, wellness products, fitness and performance products, sexual-wellness products, personal-care products, adult businesses, and other lawful commercial products and services.

Alcohol brands, breweries, wineries, distilleries, spirits, bars, restaurants, alcohol-related events, and other lawful alcohol businesses may advertise where legally permitted.

Advertisements must not:
- Target minors.
- Primarily appeal to persons below the applicable legal drinking age.
- Encourage dangerous, excessive, or unlawful consumption.
- Make false or misleading claims.
- Violate applicable alcohol advertising requirements.

The advertiser is solely responsible for complying with all applicable alcohol laws and regulations.

RA-DAR may accept advertising for lawful electronic cigarettes, vaping products, e-liquids, nicotine products, and related adult products where such advertising is legally permitted.

Advertisers are responsible for:
- Applicable product authorization.
- Licensing requirements.
- Age restrictions.
- Required health warnings.
- Lawful product claims.
- Applicable federal, state, local, and international requirements.

Advertisements may not target minors or promote unlawful tobacco or nicotine products.

RA-DAR may consider cannabis-related advertising only where the advertised product, advertiser, and advertising activity are lawful in the applicable jurisdiction.

Because cannabis laws may differ between jurisdictions, cannabis advertising may require additional geographic restrictions, documentation, or review.

RA-DAR may request:
- Applicable business licensing.
- Applicable cannabis authorization.
- Jurisdiction of operation.
- Product information.
- Evidence that the advertised activity is legally permitted.

RA-DAR will not knowingly accept advertisements promoting unlawful cannabis activity.

Advertisers must accurately identify the nature of their cannabis products and must not represent an unlawful product as a lawful dietary supplement, approved medicine, or otherwise authorized product.

RA-DAR may accept advertising for lawful:
- Dietary supplements.
- Vitamins and minerals.
- Herbal products.
- Nutritional products.
- Fitness supplements.
- Performance products.
- Sexual-wellness supplements.
- Personal-wellness products.
- Other lawful health and wellness products.

RA-DAR does not prohibit these products merely because they contain health, fitness, performance, or sexual-wellness claims.

Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that claims are truthful, not misleading, and appropriately substantiated where required by applicable law.

Advertisements must not make unlawful claims that a product can diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent a disease or condition.

RA-DAR may accept advertising for lawful adult sexual-wellness products and services.

These may include:
- Sexual-wellness products.
- Sexual-health products.
- Intimate personal-care products.
- Sexual-performance products.
- Adult wellness brands.
- Lawful adult businesses.

Adult-oriented advertising is not automatically prohibited merely because it is intended for adults.

Advertisements must nevertheless comply with applicable law and may not contain unlawful sexual exploitation, exploitation of minors, non-consensual sexual material, or deceptive medical claims.

RA-DAR may accept advertising containing lawful health, fitness, wellness, performance, and sexual-wellness claims.

Advertisers are solely responsible for possessing the evidence, documentation, and substantiation required to support objective claims made in their advertisements.

RA-DAR does not certify that an advertiser's scientific, medical, nutritional, fitness, or performance claims are accurate.

Advertisements must not falsely claim that a product:
- Cures a disease.
- Prevents a disease.
- Treats a disease.
- Replaces approved medical treatment.
- Produces guaranteed medical outcomes.
- Produces guaranteed physical or sexual results.

unless the advertiser is legally authorized to make the claim and possesses the required supporting evidence.

Certain products may be lawful in one jurisdiction and restricted or prohibited in another.

These may include:
- Cannabis.
- Alcohol.
- Nicotine and vaping products.
- Gambling.
- Certain financial products.
- Pharmaceuticals.
- Regulated supplements.
- Medical products.
- Other regulated goods or services.

RA-DAR may therefore apply jurisdiction-specific advertising restrictions.

An advertisement may be:
- Approved globally.
- Approved only in specified jurisdictions.
- Restricted to certain jurisdictions.
- Restricted by age.
- Restricted by product type.
- Rejected.

RA-DAR may request additional information from an advertiser before approving a regulated advertisement.

RA-DAR will not knowingly accept advertisements promoting illegal activity or unlawful products.

Prohibited categories include, without limitation:

Illegal Drugs
Advertisements promoting the illegal manufacture, sale, distribution, trafficking, or acquisition of controlled substances.

Child Sexual Abuse Material and Exploitation of Minors
Any material involving the sexual exploitation of minors, including child sexual abuse material, sexual trafficking of minors, or commercial sexual exploitation of children.

Human Trafficking
Advertisements facilitating human trafficking, forced labor, sexual trafficking, or exploitation.

Illegal Weapons
Advertisements promoting unlawful firearms, ammunition, explosives, or other prohibited weapons, including unlawful acquisition or trafficking.

Fraud and Scams
Fraudulent investment schemes, unlawful pyramid or Ponzi schemes, phishing, identity theft, fraudulent financial services, deceptive business opportunities, and fraudulent products or services.

Counterfeit and Stolen Goods
Advertisements promoting counterfeit, stolen, or unlawfully obtained products.

Malware and Cyber Abuse
Malware, ransomware, credential theft, phishing, spyware, malicious hacking services, or unauthorized access to computer systems.

Fraudulent Documents
Illegal production or sale of government identification, passports, driver's licenses, immigration documents, professional credentials, or other fraudulent documents.

Terrorism and Violent Extremism
Advertisements promoting terrorism, terrorist activity, terrorist organizations, or unlawful violent extremist activity.

Non-Consensual Sexual Material
Advertisements involving the distribution or commercialization of intimate or sexual material without the consent of the person depicted.

Illegal Sexual Services
Advertisements facilitating unlawful prostitution, sexual exploitation, trafficking, or other unlawful commercial sexual activity.

Pirated or Infringing Material
Advertisements knowingly promoting unlawful distribution of copyrighted works, software, music, films, publications, or other protected intellectual property.

Products Intended to Facilitate Illegal Activity
RA-DAR may reject products or services whose principal purpose is to facilitate illegal conduct.

RA-DAR is an adults-only platform.

Advertisers must not intentionally target minors.

Advertisements for regulated adult products must comply with applicable age restrictions.

This includes, where applicable, alcohol, nicotine, vaping products, cannabis, gambling, adult products, and other age-restricted products.

RA-DAR may apply additional technical or geographic restrictions when necessary to comply with applicable law.

Advertisers are responsible for all materials submitted to RA-DAR, including photographs, videos, logos, trademarks, slogans, written copy, product descriptions, testimonials, reviews, scientific claims, promotional claims, links, and landing pages.

The advertiser represents that it has all necessary rights and permissions to use those materials.

Advertisers must not submit fabricated reviews, fake testimonials, or deceptive endorsements.

Testimonials must accurately represent the experience being described and must comply with applicable advertising laws.

RA-DAR may request clarification or supporting documentation where an advertisement contains significant testimonial or endorsement claims.

Every advertisement is subject to RA-DAR review.

RA-DAR may:
- Approve an advertisement.
- Request modifications.
- Request additional documentation.
- Restrict an advertisement geographically.
- Restrict an advertisement by age.
- Suspend an advertisement.
- Remove an advertisement.
- Reject an advertisement.
- Suspend or terminate an advertiser's advertising account.

Approval does not constitute legal certification, government approval, medical approval, scientific certification, product safety certification, or endorsement of the advertiser or advertised product.

Payment or submission of an advertising order does not guarantee publication.

If RA-DAR determines that an advertisement cannot be published because of applicable law, regulatory restrictions, RA-DAR policy, missing documentation, inaccurate information, intellectual-property concerns, safety concerns, or jurisdictional restrictions, RA-DAR may refuse or suspend publication.

Any refund or credit will be handled according to the applicable advertising purchase terms.

Certain products may have different legal requirements in different jurisdictions.

Where necessary, RA-DAR may configure advertising campaigns according to:

Advertisement → Category → Jurisdiction → Age Requirement → Eligibility

RA-DAR's objective is to use the minimum technical information reasonably necessary to operate such controls and comply with applicable requirements.

RA-DAR does not intend to create advertising profiles based on a user's precise location merely because the user views an advertisement.

Advertising eligibility should not require RA-DAR to create unnecessary behavioral profiles.

Where geographic eligibility is necessary, RA-DAR may use limited technical or location information already required for operation of the platform, security, fraud prevention, or legal compliance.

Such information should not automatically be converted into a separate advertising profile.

RA-DAR's collection, use, and retention of personal information remain subject to its Privacy Policy and applicable privacy laws.

The advertiser remains responsible for claims, losses, liabilities, damages, penalties, costs, and expenses arising from the advertiser's products, services, advertisements, inaccurate or misleading claims, violation of law, intellectual-property infringement, failure to obtain required licenses, failure to comply with applicable regulatory requirements, or violation of these Advertising Terms.

The advertiser agrees to cooperate with RA-DAR in responding to legitimate regulatory, legal, or governmental inquiries concerning the advertisement.

RA-DAR may modify this Advertising & Sponsorship Policy when necessary to reflect changes in applicable law, regulatory requirements, new advertising categories, new RA-DAR products, changes to the RA-DAR advertising system, security requirements, privacy requirements, or operational considerations.

Advertisers are responsible for complying with the version applicable to their campaigns.

Adults should be able to encounter lawful adult-oriented commerce without RA-DAR unnecessarily restricting legitimate businesses simply because a product belongs to a regulated or adult category.

Adult does not mean unlawful, and commercial openness does not eliminate the advertiser's responsibility to comply with the law.

RA-DAR therefore seeks to maintain an advertising environment that is commercially open, legally responsible, privacy-conscious, and protective against genuinely illegal or deceptive activity.