Dutch appeals court upholds Google’s right to classify EazeGames as gambling
A Dutch appeals court ruled in a dispute between EazeGames and Google that Google may apply its own gambling definition to advertisers, according to the report. The court found Google had not adequately explained its suspension of EazeGames’ advertising account under the Digital Services Act, but did not rule on whether the suspension was disproportionate.
The ruling addresses how advertising platforms may classify gambling-like games and the explanation required when suspending an account.