Google will allow NFT gaming ads, provided they don’t promote gambling content, from next month. This change will take place on September 15 when Google issues its updated advertising policy for ...

Google has updated its cryptocurrency advertising policy to allow for blockchain-based nonfungible token (NFT) gaming advertisements as long as they don’t promote gambling or gambling services.

Google has announced that it will allow developers to offer users the ability to trade and earn digital assets, such as NFTs, in games and apps sold through Google Play. “Today, we’re pleased to share ...

In this week’s newsletter, read about how Google will start allowing games featuring nonfungible tokens (NFTs) to advertise and promote themselves using its platform and how a developer stole $1 ...

Google has announced an update to its cryptocurrencies and related products advertising policy that will allow blockchain-based games involving non-fungible tokens (NFTs) starting this month.

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Amanda Lewellyn: NFTs or non-fungible tokens are basically like a certificate of ...

Google Play is now easing its policies regarding blockchain-related apps. As it updated its store policy, Google Play unveiled new rules allowing and regulating blockchain games and apps, which are ...

Malware delivered in Google Ads is said to have drained an influencer's entire cryptocurrency wallet, thousands of dollars in crypto and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The ad, a sponsored link in Google ...

This week, Google made a big shift in their policy towards NFTs, allowing apps in the Google Play store to include the ability to buy, sell or earn tokenized assets. Meanwhile, Starbucks Odyssey, the ...

The searches made by U.S. Google users for the keywords "crypto" and "Bitcoin" BTC/USD have been recently overtaken by searches for the keyword "NFT," showing an unexpected and astonishing growth in ...

Glance has acquired India’s Gambit as the Google-backed firm looks to supercharge its mobile games offerings and introduce NFTs to its Gen-Z users, TechCrunch has confirmed. Piyush Shah, co-founder of ...