Google Bans Blogger Blog Containing Explicit Content

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If you are a blogger then here is you to pay attention, as search giant have made a announcement for all the bloggers who are using Google blogging platform, blogger.com . Today Google have made a certain change in anti-adult policies, and Google will soon disappear blogs on its Blogger platform that don't conform to its new anti-adult policies.

Google  have warned all Blogspot blogger admin that if a blog content will have any kind of explicit content on the blog post then Google will directly delete or remove the blog for its listing. Google says that all the blogger should remove all the explicit content from its blogs before March 23, 2015.

Earlier Google used to allow “images or videos that contain NSFW content” as long as the blogger warned its visitors it was hosting above 18+ content and the blog reader was above 18 year of age. But with the revised policy, blog having the explicit content will now automatically be made private i.e. Google won't index and make them available in Google Search. Only Blog admins can see the blog not the visitors.
“No content will be deleted, but private content can only be seen by the owner or admins of the blog and the people who the owner has shared the blog with,” said Google
If you’ve still got sexually explicit content up on Blogger, Google recommends that you either remove it, mark your blog as private or take down your blog and export all your posts via Google Takeout.

This step will not totally banned explicit content to all the blogs, however Google says it “may make exceptions based on artistic, educational, documentary, or scientific considerations or where there are other substantial benefits to the public from not taking action on the content.”
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