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Report September 2026

Submitted
Commitment 6
Relevant Signatories commit to make political or issue ads clearly labelled and distinguishable as paid-for content in a way that allows users to understand that the content displayed contains political or issue advertising.
We signed up to the following measures of this commitment
Measure 6.1 Measure 6.2 Measure 6.3 Measure 6.4
In line with this commitment, did you deploy new implementation measures (e.g. changes to your terms of service, new tools, new policies, etc)?
Since 6 October 2025, Meta no longer allows social issue, political, and electoral ads (“SIEP ads”) on our platforms in the EU and associated territories. SIEP ads are still permitted in the remaining EEA countries, namely Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein, subject to the applicable policy and authorisation requirements.
If yes, list these implementation measures here
N/A
Do you plan to put further implementation measures in place in the next 6 months to substantially improve the maturity of the implementation of this commitment?
Since 6 October 2025, Meta no longer allows social issue, political, and electoral ads (“SIEP ads”) on our platforms in the EU and associated territories. SIEP ads are still permitted in the remaining EEA countries, namely Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein, subject to the applicable policy and authorisation requirements
If yes, which further implementation measures do you plan to put in place in the next 6 months?
N/A
Measure 6.1
Relevant Signatories will develop a set of common best practices and examples for marks and labels on political or issue ads and integrate those learnings as relevant to their services.
Facebook
QRE 6.1.1
Relevant Signatories will publicise the best practices and examples developed as part of Measure 2.2.1 and describe how they relate to their relevant services.
Since 6 October 2025, Meta no longer allows social issue, political, and electoral ads (“SIEP ads”) on our platforms in the EU and associated territories. SIEP ads are still permitted in the remaining EEA countries, namely Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein, subject to the applicable policy and authorisation requirements.