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Google plans to review the situation weekly.

The company hopes 'to limit the potential for ads to increase confusion post-election.'

It doesn't fact check politicians' posts or ads.

It plans more measures to ensure transparency around political ads.

It's also rolling them out in India.

The change will start in the UK and expand to the US and elsewhere.

The tech giant is bringing the verification procedure it launched in the US to Europe.

It ran for several days on network TV and Facebook before being dropped.

It approved ads falsely claiming to be from Mike Pence and ISIS.

Anonymous attack ads have targeted a candidate in Virginia.

Criteria to qualify include monthly traffic and a searchable archive.

A new API will sort by metrics like ad spend, impressions and demographics reached.

Political ads that have run on any part of its platform are archived there.

Its attempt to prevent interference is having unintended consequences.

Researchers are putting Facebook’s political ad archive to use.

It's the latest effort to bring more transparency to its social network.

There's too much potential for abuse, according to Facebook.

It's to comply with recent disclosure law amendments.

“Washingtonians have a right to know who’s paying for the political ads they see."

Non-political ads and publishers are being affected by the new rules.