Advertising Standards

Introduction and Scope:

Our Advertising Standards outline the rules and requirements for all advertising that appears on the Mytab platform.

The Mytab advertising service is designed exclusively to promote businesses, services, events, and offerings within the hospitality and tourism sectors. All advertising must therefore be relevant to these industries and align with the purpose of the platform, which is to connect customers with venues, experiences, and related services in food, beverage, entertainment, and travel.

These Standards set out:

The types of advertising content we permit, and the types we prohibit;
How advertisements are reviewed for compliance before they are displayed; and
The behaviours and practices that may result in restrictions or suspension of an advertiser’s account or related assets (including but not limited to advertising accounts, venue management accounts, or user accounts).

All advertisers using Mytab’s platform agree to comply fully with these Advertising Standards. Mytab reserves the right to refuse, remove, or restrict any advertisement or advertiser account that does not comply. For the purposes of this document, the term “Advertisers” refers to both venue owners advertising through Mytab and third-party advertisers promoting products, services, or brands to Mytab users.

Relationship to Other Policies

These Advertising Standards form part of and must be read alongside the Mytab Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. By submitting or displaying advertisements on Mytab, advertisers agree to comply with all three documents.

Restricted Content Standards:

Advertising on Mytab must not contain, promote, or facilitate material that is illegal, harmful, or considered unacceptable for people using the platform. The following categories of content are strictly prohibited:

Child Exploitation and Abuse

Ads must never include or promote material that sexually exploits, endangers, or depicts children in any abusive or sexualised manner.
Mytab has a zero-tolerance policy on child exploitation. As soon as we become aware of such content, we will report it immediately to the Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) or the relevant law enforcement authority.

Criminal or Harmful Conduct

Ads must not encourage, facilitate or admit involvement in criminal activity, violence, or conduct that poses harm to individuals, businesses, property or animals.

Dangerous Individuals and Organisations

Ads must not depict, glorify, or encourage individuals or organisations involved in terrorism, violent extremism, organised criminal activity, or other groups identified as presenting a risk to public safety.

Discrimination and Protected Attributes

For the purposes of these Standards, “protected attributes” include (without limitation): race, colour, ethnicity, national origin, religion, caste, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital or family status, disability, medical or genetic condition, and serious disease.

Ads must not discriminate against, or encourage discrimination towards, people on the basis of protected attributes.

Advertisers are prohibited from:

Using Mytab’s audience targeting tools in a way that unlawfully excludes or targets groups of people; or
Including discriminatory content in ad creative.

All advertisers must comply with applicable anti-discrimination laws.

Hate-Based Content

Advertising must not attack, vilify, or incite hatred against individuals or groups on the basis of any protected attribute.

Human Exploitation

Ads that promote, facilitate, or coordinate the exploitation of people, including but not limited to, human trafficking, forced labour, or sexual exploitation of adults, are prohibited.

Illegal Products and Services

Ads must not promote or provide access to products or services that are unlawful. Mytab may remove advertisements if notified by a government authority, court, recognised consumer or child protection organisation, or members of the public that the content breaches applicable law.

Intellectual Property and Counterfeit Goods

Advertising on Mytab must respect the intellectual property rights of others. The following are strictly prohibited:

Ads that infringe or unlawfully use any copyright, trademark, trade name, design, patent, or other proprietary right.
Ads that promote, offer, or distribute counterfeit, pirated, or unauthorised goods or services.
Ads that misappropriate or misuse the brand names, logos, images, likenesses, or other protected material of third parties without lawful authorisation.
Ads that falsely imply endorsement, partnership, or affiliation with another person, business, or organisation, including Mytab, without prior written permission. Mytab’s acceptance of an ad does not constitute endorsement of the advertised product.

Advertisers are solely responsible for ensuring they hold all necessary rights, licences, and permissions for any content used in their advertisements.

False or Misleading Information

Mytab does not permit ads that engage in misleading or deceptive conduct, as prohibited by the Australian Consumer Law. Ads must present all material information clearly and prominently and must not rely on qualifications or fine print that contradict or hide the overall impression of the advertisement.
Advertisers must not promote offers that are unavailable or only available in very limited quantities without clearly disclosing the limitations. Bait advertising (promoting a deal or product without a genuine ability or intention to supply it as represented) is strictly prohibited.
Mytab prohibits advertisements that include information which has been demonstrably proven false or misleading by reliable, independent sources. Content that spreads widely discredited claims will be removed.
Advertisers must not impersonate or falsely represent any other business or brand.
Advertisers who repeatedly disseminate false or misleading claims may have their advertising privileges restricted or revoked.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Restricted Content Standards under these Standards.

Misleading Content Practices:

Advertising on Mytab must be accurate, transparent, and not misleading. Content that deceives or is likely to mislead users is prohibited. The following categories of deceptive conduct are not permitted:

Fraudulent or Misleading Business Conduct

Ads must not promote products, services, schemes or offers that operate through deception or fraud. This includes but is not limited to scams designed to obtain money, login details, or personal information under false pretences.

Content Promoting Dishonest Behaviour

Mytab does not permit advertising that encourages or provides tools for cheating, fraudulent conduct, or other dishonest activity.

Exaggerated or Impossible Outcomes

Ads must not promise or imply results that are exaggerated, unrealistic, or incapable of being achieved. This includes but is not limited to, claims of guaranteed financial success, dramatic physical changes, or health claims lacking reliable evidence.

Evasion of Compliance Checks

Ads must not attempt to disguise their purpose, content, or landing page in order to avoid or interfere with Mytab’s review and approval processes.

Misleading Financial Promotions

Ads for financial services or investment products that are typically associated with deceptive, aggressive, or high-risk marketing tactics are prohibited.

Malicious Software

Ads must not contain or distribute software designed to mislead users or interfere with their devices, including but not limited to spyware, malware, or similar harmful programs.

Simulated Features

Ads must not mimic or replicate user interface elements in a deceptive manner. This includes but is not limited to graphics that appear to be system alerts, video play controls, or interactive boxes that do not actually function.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Misleading Content Practices under these Standards.

Content Involving Harmful or Hazardous Material:

Advertising on Mytab must not contain material that compromises public health or safety. The following categories of dangerous content are prohibited:

Unsafe Substances

Ads must not promote, encourage, or depict the sale or use of illicit drugs, recreational drugs, unsafe substances, or unregulated supplements.

Weapons, Ammunition, and Explosives

Ads must not promote, encourage, or depict the sale or use of weapons, ammunition, explosives, or accessories intended to modify such items.

Tobacco, Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Products

Ads must not promote, encourage, or depict the sale or use of tobacco, nicotine, or related paraphernalia. This prohibition includes, without limitation, cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, electronic cigarettes, vaporisers, and any other products designed to simulate or facilitate smoking.
Advertising for smoking cessation or nicotine-replacement products is also prohibited, regardless of whether such products are approved by health authorities.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Content Involving Harmful or Hazardous Material under these Standards.

Content That May Cause Offence:

Advertising on Mytab must not contain material that creates negative, offensive, or harmful experiences for users. The following categories of objectionable content are prohibited:

Sexual Content and Nudity

Ads must not contain nudity, sexually explicit conduct, or imagery that depicts people in sexually suggestive poses or activities.

Sexual Exploitation

Ads must not promote or normalise sexual activity that is non-consensual or exploitative in nature.

Sexual Solicitation and Explicit Language

Advertising may not facilitate sexual encounters, promote commercial sexual services, or request or offer pornographic material. The use of sexually explicit or indecent language is also prohibited.

Abusive Conduct

Ads must not include content that insults, intimidates, or attempts to degrade individuals, whether public figures or private persons.

Offensive Language and Manipulation of Text

Ads must not use profanity, offensive terms, or manipulated language. Symbols, characters, and numbers must be presented in their standard form and not distorted or substituted for the purpose of evading review or enforcement.

Disruptive or Low-Quality Content

Advertising must not mislead or frustrate users with poor-quality or disruptive experiences. This includes sensationalised headlines, manipulative calls-to-action, or landing pages that are misleading, lack meaningful original content, or are dominated by unrelated or repetitive advertising.

Personal Information and Attributes

Advertising must not request or disclose private information or make claims about an individual’s personal characteristics. This includes references to race, ethnicity, religion, beliefs, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, medical conditions, financial circumstances, political views, union membership, criminal history, or personal identity.

Sensational or Violent Material

Advertising must not use shocking, graphic, or excessively violent content intended to provoke fear, distress, or outrage.

Commercial Exploitation of Crises or Sensitive Events

Advertising may not exploit emergencies, crises, or controversial events for commercial purposes.

Health and Body Image

Advertising must not attempt to promote diet, weight loss, or health-related products by suggesting or exploiting negative self-perception or body image concerns.

Sale or Trade of Human Body Parts

Advertising must not promote the sale or trade of human body parts or bodily fluids.

Suicide, Self-Harm, and Disordered Eating

Advertising must not encourage or promote suicide, self-injury, or eating disorders. This includes fictional or humorous depictions such as memes or illustrations, as well as any graphic content. Advertising must also not mock or trivialise survivors of these conditions, nor depict such conduct in real time.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Content that May Cause Offense content under these Standards.

Content-Specific Limitations:

Advertising on Mytab must not promote or reference certain categories of products, services, or businesses that are inconsistent with our Standards. The following are prohibited or restricted:

Alcohol and Related Products

Ads that promote or reference alcohol must comply with all applicable laws, licences, and industry codes. Alcohol-related advertising must never target individuals under 18 years of age. Mytab may prohibit alcohol advertising entirely in jurisdictions where it is restricted or unlawful.

Adult-Orientated Products and Services

Ads must not promote, depict, or offer adult products or services of any kind.

Online Dating and Matchmaking Services

Ads must not promote or facilitate the use of online dating services, matchmaking platforms, or similar products designed to arrange romantic or sexual encounters.

Cosmetic Treatments and Wellness Goods

Ads must not promote weight-loss products or services, cosmetic surgery or related procedures, or dietary, health, or herbal supplements.

Pharmaceuticals and Medicines

Ads for online pharmacies, over-the-counter medicines, or prescription drugs are not permitted.

Rehabilitation and Addiction Treatment Services

Ads must not promote or offer drug or alcohol rehabilitation or treatment services.

Financial and Insurance Products

Ads must not promote credit cards, loans, insurance products, or related financial services.

Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets

Advertising must not promote cryptocurrency exchanges, wallets, investment platforms, or any related tools or services. This prohibition extends to products or services that allow the reselling, swapping, staking, lending, or monetisation of digital assets.

Gambling, Wagering and Gaming Services

Ads for gambling, betting, or gaming services, whether involving real money, items of monetary value, or simulated casino play, are not permitted. This includes but is not limited to online wagering, lotteries, poker, slot machines, roulette, or any form of “social casino” game.

Subscription Services

Ads for subscription-based services must provide transparent information about costs. This includes upfront disclosure of total pricing, the frequency of recurring charges, and the terms of any ongoing commitment.

Cannabis, CBD and Related Products

Ads must not promote or depict cannabis products, including THC, CBD, or other cannabinoid products or extracts.

Political, Electoral and Social Advocacy

Ads must not promote political campaigns, electoral activity, or advocacy relating to social issues or controversial political topics.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Content Specific Limitations under these Standards.

Ad Content and Format Requirements:

Mytab applies additional requirements to ensure that advertising content, formats, and associated processes remain safe, lawful, and transparent.

Landing Page Functionality

Ads must not direct users to destination pages that fail to load properly, misrepresent their content, or obstruct a person’s normal ability to leave or navigate away from the page.

Lead Generation Advertising

Lead generation ads must not be used to collect sensitive, personal, legally protected or prohibited categories of information. Every lead ad must clearly link to the advertiser’s current privacy policy, which must be easy to access, and must explain how any information collected will be handled. Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that they comply with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles, including obtaining any necessary consents before using personal information obtained through Mytab for direct marketing.

Advertisers must not request or attempt to collect any of the following through a lead form:

Account or membership numbers: including loyalty card numbers, frequent flyer numbers, or telecommunications account numbers.
Criminal history information: including arrest records, convictions, or similar information.
Financial details: including bank account details, credit or debit card numbers, credit scores, income, net worth, bankruptcy status, or personal debt levels.
Government-issued identifiers: including driver’s licence numbers, passport numbers, Medicare or tax/insurance file numbers.
Health and medical information: including physical or mental health status, medical history, diagnoses, treatments or disability information.
Insurance details: including insurance company details, policy numbers, or coverage status.
Political views or affiliation: including voting intentions, voting history, or support for a political candidate.
Race/Ethnicity: (e.g., asking someone’s racial or ethnic identity).
Religious or philosophical beliefs: including religious affiliation, personal belief systems or philosophical views.
Sexual orientation or sexual history: including sexual preferences, dating history, or information about sexual practices.
Login credentials or security information: including usernames, passwords or authentication details for any existing or new accounts.

Lead ads must also not duplicate information already collected by way of existing Prefill Questions (for example, age via date of birth).

Targeting Practices

Advertising must not apply audience-selection or customer segmentation targeting methods in ways that discriminate against individuals or groups, or that are intended to harass, provoke, disparage, or exploit them.

Distinguishable Advertising

Advertisers must not design ads that mimic Mytab’s user interface or content in a way that could confuse users into thinking an ad is organic content.

Ad Relevance and Accuracy

Advertising must present the business, brand, product, or service being promoted in a truthful and transparent manner. All components of the advertisement, including text, images, audio-visual material, or other media, must be directly related to that promotion. The landing page that the advertisement directs to must reflect the same product or service, without deviation or misrepresentation.

Discretion

Mytab reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to determine whether any advertisement falls within the scope of Ad Content and Format Requirements content under these Standards.

Mytab Enforcement, Data Use and General Conditions:

Enforcement Actions

In addition to rejecting advertisements that breach these Standards, Mytab may impose restrictions on an advertiser’s Management Portal Account or related assets (including advertiser accounts, venue management accounts, or user accounts) where violations occur. The scope of restrictions will depend on the type and seriousness of the violation. Advertisers who believe a restriction was applied in error may request a review of the decision within fourteen (14) business days via email at hello@mytabinfo.com.

Violating Content

Advertising must comply with these Standards. Where an ad, account, or associated asset is found to be in breach, Mytab may restrict the advertiser’s ability to place or manage ads.

Evasion of Enforcement

Advertisers must not attempt to avoid or circumvent Mytab’s review systems or enforcement measures. If evasion is detected, restrictions may be applied to the advertiser’s accounts or assets.

Authenticity of Accounts

Ads must only be run through genuine business assets. Where Mytab determines that an inauthentic ad account, user account, or business account is being used, restrictions may be imposed, including removal of the account itself.

Connected Abusive Accounts

Advertisers must not operate or control assets that are linked to accounts or business entities previously removed for policy violations, nor may they engage in patterns of behaviour that resemble such assets. Violations may result in restrictions being applied across associated accounts.

Data Use Obligations

Advertisers must handle any data collected, received, or derived from advertising on Mytab (“Mytab Advertising Data”) in accordance with the following requirements:

Permitted Use: Mytab Advertising Data may only be used by the advertiser (and its authorised service providers) to assess and measure the effectiveness of campaigns on an aggregated and anonymised basis unless MyTab provides prior written consent.
Prohibited Use: Advertisers must not use Mytab Advertising Data for retargeting purposes, for combining or cross-referencing across multiple advertisers, or for passing or sharing the data through tracking technologies (including cookies, pixels, beacons, SDKs, or similar).
No Profiling: Advertisers must not use Mytab Advertising Data to create, modify, or supplement individual user profiles, including profiles linked to device identifiers, browsers, or other unique identifiers.
No Transfers: Mytab Advertising Data (including aggregate or derived forms) must not be transferred to any ad network, ad exchange, data broker, or other advertising or monetisation service.
Confidentiality: Advertisers must ensure that any service providers with access to Mytab Advertising Data use it solely for the advertiser’s benefit, protect it against unauthorised use or disclosure, and maintain strict confidentiality.

General Conditions

Applicability: These Advertising Standards apply to all ads and commercial content delivered through or purchased via Mytab, whether shown on or off the MyTab platform.
Legal Compliance: Advertisers are responsible for understanding and complying with all relevant laws and regulations. Failure to comply may result in rejection of ads, cancellation of campaigns, or termination of accounts.
Sensitive Data: Mytab does not use sensitive personal data for ad targeting. The targeting categories offered do not reflect a person’s private beliefs, characteristics, or values.
Public Nature of Ads: Once published, advertisements are public. They may be shared, saved, or accessed outside their targeted audience. Ads that users interact with may remain visible until removed by the user or through Mytab’s account tools.
Governmental Disclosure: Mytab may disclose advertising content and associated data to government authorities if it reasonably believes such disclosure would assist a lawful investigation.
Agency Management: Advertisers managing campaigns for third parties must maintain separate ad accounts for each client. Established accounts may not be reassigned to new clients.
Asset Privileges: Advertisers must not sell, rent, purchase, or trade access rights to Mytab accounts or assets. Assisting others to evade enforcement or bypass these Standards is prohibited.
Discretion: Mytab reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to approve, reject, or remove any advertisement, including where it negatively affects user trust or conflicts with Mytab’s business interests, values, or advertising principles.
Permissions: Where prior written approval is required under these Standards, permission may be granted by Mytab on a case-by-case basis.
Policy Updates: Mytab may modify these Advertising Standards at any time without notice.

Mytab Ad Review Process

All advertising placed through Mytab is subject to review before it becomes eligible to run. Reviews are carried out primarily using manual checks. Most reviews are completed within 24 hours, but some may take longer. Ads can also be reviewed at any time after they have gone live. While an ad is under review, its status will be marked as “In Review.”

Scope of Review

Mytab reviews advertisements for compliance with these Advertising Standards and other applicable terms. Reviews may include examination of:

the creative content (such as images, video, and text),
targeting criteria, and
the associated landing page or other linked destination.

Business Asset Review

In addition to reviewing individual ads, Mytab may review an advertiser’s Business Account or related assets (including ad accounts, venue management accounts, and user profiles). Where accounts or assets are found to be in breach of these Standards, restrictions may be applied.

Review Outcomes

Rejection: Ads that violate these Standards will be rejected.
Restrictions: Where breaches are serious or repeated, the advertiser’s Business Account or its assets may be restricted from further advertising.

If a Business Account or asset is restricted, that account or asset cannot be used to advertise on Mytab. Where a user account is restricted, other users on the same Business Account or ad account may still retain advertising access.

Continuous Review

All advertisements remain subject to ongoing review. An ad may be restricted or rejected at any time if a breach of these Standards is identified. Advertisers are responsible for ensuring their advertising remains compliant at all times.

Ad Quality and Rejection

Ad Quality: Ad quality is assessed by multiple factors, including whether content is misleading, sensationalised, incomplete, or uses tactics designed to manipulate engagement. Quality contributes, along with estimated user response, to the relevance of an ad.
Low-Quality Ads as a Breach: Advertisements that are of low quality are considered non-compliant with these Standards and will be rejected, as they negatively affect user experience on the MyTab platform.
Examples of Low-Quality Ads: Low-quality ads may include, but are not limited to:
- poor spelling, grammar, or punctuation,
- low-resolution or distorted images,
- excessive or misleading text overlays,
- exaggerated or click-bait style headlines,
- repetitive or spam-like presentation, and
- ads that withhold key information or appear deceptive in style.
Rejection: Ads will be rejected if they do not comply with these Advertising Standards. Advertisers should ensure they are familiar with these Standards before submitting an ad for review.

Enforcement of Policies

Mytab enforces these Standards through a manual review process. In addition to reviewing ad content, Mytab monitors advertiser behaviour and may restrict or suspend advertising access for accounts that repeatedly or seriously breach these Standards or other applicable terms and conditions.

Mytab’s review systems may not identify every policy violation at the time of submission. Ads remain subject to review and re-review at any time. Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that all advertising complies with these Standards, Mytab’s Terms and Conditions, applicable laws, and relevant industry codes.

Where an ad is rejected, advertisers will ordinarily be given the opportunity to request a further review if they believe the decision was incorrect.

Reporting by Users

Mytab users may report ads they believe violate these Standards. Reported ads may be reviewed and removed where breaches are confirmed.

Advertiser Responsibilities, Warranties and Indemnity:

Advertising on Mytab comes with important legal responsibilities. Advertisers must ensure their ads are truthful, lawful, and comply with the Australian Consumer Law, privacy laws, Mytab’s Terms and Conditions and these Advertising Standards.

Because Mytab is only a platform and does not create or control advertiser content, advertisers are responsible for any claims made in their ads, including statements about food, beverages, allergens, nutrition, or pricing.

If an advertiser’s content causes a legal problem, complaint, or financial loss for Mytab, the advertiser must cover those costs and protect Mytab from liability. This protection is called an indemnity and is set out in the clause below.

Advertiser Warranties

Each advertiser warrants, represents, and undertakes that:

Compliance with Law
All advertising content complies with applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards, including the Australian Consumer Law, the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Spam Act 2003 (Cth), the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code (where applicable), and all food and beverage labelling, allergen disclosure, and health claim requirements.
Truthfulness and Accuracy
All claims, statements, offers, and representations made in advertisements are truthful, accurate, complete, and not misleading or deceptive.
Intellectual Property Rights
The advertiser has all necessary rights, licences, consents, and permissions to publish and use the content, and the content does not infringe or misappropriate the intellectual property, privacy, or publicity rights of any third party.
Privacy and Data Protection
Any collection, use, or disclosure of personal information through advertising (including through lead generation, tracking technologies, cookies, or pixels) is conducted in compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Australian Privacy Principles, and any other applicable data protection laws.
Safety and Product Standards
All advertised food, beverages, and related products are safe, fit for consumption, and comply with all applicable food safety standards, including disclosure of allergens and nutritional information where required.
No Harmful or Prohibited Content
Advertisements do not contain unlawful, defamatory, discriminatory, exploitative, violent, sexually explicit, or otherwise prohibited material under these Advertising Standards.
Authority
The advertiser has full power and authority to enter into and perform its obligations under these Advertising Standards, and such performance will not breach any other agreement or obligation.

Indemnity and Allocation of Risk

Advertiser Responsibility
Each advertiser acknowledges and agrees that it is solely responsible for all content, representations, claims, and materials submitted, displayed, or distributed through advertisements on the Mytab platform.

1. Indemnity
To the fullest extent permitted by law, each advertiser must indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Mytab, its related bodies corporate, directors, officers, employees, contractors, and agents (together, “Mytab Parties”) from and against any and all losses, liabilities, damages, costs, expenses (including full legal costs on a solicitor-client basis), claims, actions, demands, proceedings, penalties, or fines, whether arising under statute, common law, equity, or otherwise, that are suffered or incurred by the Mytab Parties, directly or indirectly, arising out of or in connection with:

(a) any breach of these Advertising Standards, the Mytab Terms and Conditions or applicable laws (including the Australian Consumer Law and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth));
(b) any false, misleading, inaccurate, incomplete, or unlawful content published or distributed by the advertiser;
(c) any infringement, alleged infringement, or misappropriation of third-party rights (including intellectual property, privacy, or publicity rights) in connection with the advertiser’s content or conduct;
(d) any claim relating to food, beverage, or other product safety, allergens, nutritional information, or representations made in advertisements; and
(e) any use, collection, storage, or disclosure of personal information by the advertiser (including through lead generation, cookies, pixels, or other tracking technologies) that does not comply with applicable privacy and data protection laws.

2. Exclusions of Mytab Liability
Mytab does not endorse, verify, or guarantee any advertisement and expressly disclaims any liability arising from advertiser content. Nothing in this clause limits any non-excludable rights or remedies available under the Australian Consumer Law.

3. Continuing Obligation
The indemnity provided under this clause is a continuing obligation, separate and independent from the other obligations of the advertiser, and survives the suspension, removal, or termination of advertisements, as well as the termination of any agreement between the advertiser and Mytab. For clarity, Mytab’s rights to reject, suspend, or remove advertising under these Standards are in addition to, and do not limit, Mytab’s rights to enforce the Advertiser Warranties or seek indemnity under this clause.

Dispute Resolution and Governing Law:

Any dispute arising in connection with these Advertising Standards will be resolved in accordance with the dispute resolution and governing law provisions set out in the Mytab Terms and Conditions.