DETAILSI want to use a Google Translate widget/plugin on my website. The website is written in English and has AdSense code embedded in it. The website is aimed at a global market, but because of the niche I expect them to use English. Despite that, I'd like to make translation available to all those who need it.QUESTIONAm I violating adsense TOS by allowing google translate widget to translate into unsupported AdSense languages? Do I have to restrict the languages that can be translated to adsense supported languages only?
Am I violating AdSense TOS by allowing Google Translate widget to translate into unsupported languages?
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I ended up emailing Google.MY LETTERIf my website is written in English, but I allow my visitors totemporarily translate the page using the Google Translate tool, do I need to removeunsupported adsense languages from the Google Translate tool? Since thetranslation is a temporary one I assume that the language is primarilyin English and thus not in violation of AdSense TOS. Am I wrong?Thanks for your time.THEIR RESPONSEHi,If the site is written in English, this will be fine.UPDATEI also posted this question on the Google Adsense forum.User Luzie added thatYou'd violate the ToS if you'd let the search engines index automatic  translations (they're deemed low quality and a bad user experience if  presented as content) - else I'd restrict ads to allowed languages.UPDATE2According to Google Translate Help https://support.google.com/translate/?hl=enThe automatically translated version of your web page will not be  indexed by search engines