Content policy

Anything that promotes, sells or instructs on activity that is illegal where the screen is located.

• Illegal drugs, precursors or drug paraphernalia
• Stolen goods, counterfeit products or fake documents
• Hacking services, account or credential sales
• Human trafficking or smuggling of any kind

AdSpaces are public screens inside real businesses, so sexual content is never allowed regardless of the venue.

• Nudity, sexual acts or sexually suggestive imagery
• Escort services, adult subscription platforms, sex work
• Adult toys, pornography or adult entertainment venues

Any sexualisation or exploitation of a minor is reported and results in permanent removal from Ad Flaunt.

• Sexualised depictions of anyone under 18
• Content targeting minors with age-restricted products

Content that attacks, dehumanises or threatens a person or group, or glorifies violence.

• Slurs or attacks based on race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, disability or age
• Hate group names, symbols or slogans
• Threats, doxxing, or targeted harassment of a named person
• Graphic violence, gore or self-harm imagery

Sale, transfer or instruction relating to weapons and their components.

• Firearms, ammunition, magazines, silencers, 3D-printed parts
• Explosives, fireworks sold to the public, or bomb-making instructions
• Knives or tools marketed as weapons

Offers designed to mislead, including anything that cannot be substantiated on request.

• Guaranteed-return investments, crypto giveaways, pyramid or MLM recruitment
• Fake discounts, fake countdowns or bait-and-switch pricing
• Miracle cures, guaranteed weight loss, unproven medical claims
• Phishing links, fake QR codes or spoofed brand pages

You must own or be licensed to use every logo, photo, font, song and clip in your artwork.

• Another company's logo or trade dress without permission
• Celebrity likeness, voice or endorsement without a release
• Stock media used outside its licence, or licensed music in a video
• Claiming to be Ad Flaunt, the venue, or a government agency

Artwork plays on public screens on a fixed 15-second slot, so it must be safe to look at in passing.

• Rapid strobing or flashing that can trigger seizures
• Fake system errors, fake alarms or emergency alerts
• Content designed to look like the venue's own signage or menu
• Audio-dependent artwork that fails silently on muted screens

Only where legal at the screen's location, only for a licensed business, and never targeted at minors.

• Licensed bars, liquor stores and wine shops
• Licensed dispensaries where local law permits advertising
• No health claims, no depiction of consumption by anyone who appears under 25

Requires the licence, registration or disclosure the category demands in the venue's jurisdiction.

• Lending, mortgages, insurance, tax and legal services
• Crypto products and trading platforms with required risk disclosure
• Healthcare, pharmacy, supplements and medical devices
• Gambling and sports betting where licensed, with responsible-gaming notice

Must clearly identify who paid for it and follow local election-advertising law.

• Candidate, ballot-measure and party advertising with a paid-for disclosure
• No claims about voting procedure, eligibility or results

Artwork must not expose personal data or collect it deceptively from passers-by.

• No third-party personal details, faces without a release, or private contact information
• QR codes must lead to a page that discloses what is collected

Ad Hosts run these screens inside their own businesses and may decline artwork that does not suit their customers.

• Competing businesses in the same category as the venue
• Religious or activist messaging
• Cosmetic surgery, weight loss, dating and fertility services
• Strong language or provocative imagery