Google ads have recently appeared on websites you haven't authorize

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Google adsense showing following notice

"Your ads have recently appeared on websites you haven't authorized. To avoid lost revenue, make sure to authorize any sites where you display ads by visiting your account settings."

In settings shows like website google.co.in and webcache.googleusercontent.com. Is there any problem to allow these sites as authorised .. Any Idea?
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  • Profile picture of the author Oranges
    It's okay. Shows in my account too.
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    • Profile picture of the author rejionline
      You mean we can authorize that sites too?
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by rejionline View Post

        You mean we can authorize that sites too?
        If you authorize your Adsense ads on a site you don't own, then you are personally saying that you agree 100% what's posted on that site/page, so If that site ever violates Adsense policies (bad traffic, porn, etc...) you'll most likely get shut down (ban).

        Allowing your Adsense on a site you don't own is crazy IMO.
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        • Profile picture of the author rejionline
          Originally Posted by yukon View Post

          If you authorize your Adsense ads on a site you don't own, then you are personally saying that you agree 100% what's posted on that site/page, so If that site ever violates Adsense policies (bad traffic, porn, etc...) you'll most likely get shut down (ban).

          Allowing your Adsense on a site you don't own is crazy IMO.
          It shows google.co.in also... What about this ?
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          • Profile picture of the author paulgl
            It's okay to allow those sites. I do. They are part of
            google's system.

            Most of the time it has to do with the google cache, or
            google showing your site in another "way." Like if you
            have a blogspot blog. If you blog is at blogspot.com,
            but somone in India views it, google will put the .in
            at the end of the domain, magically making your blog
            a .in website...so you simpley add yourblog.blogspot.in
            to the okay sites.

            The wayback machine will also shows adsense sometimes,
            so you get that message as well.

            Yahoo has their own cache, so I add that as well.

            Perfectly okay in those cases. There are other cases where
            they put your site in some frame, and it looks as if your
            ads are appearing there. Perfectly okay to add them if the
            parent site makes sense. That's the key. You don't want some
            porn site showing your site or something.

            If you are ever in doubt, just do a search for the site. Others
            have asked the same question, so there is a lot of info.

            Of course there's nothing wrong with not authorizing them.

            I do allow the google cache. People do use it if your site is
            not online at the moment. Not a lot, but who knows. Might be
            worth a click.

            Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author apnavarun
    I also got same list of domains when I selected only my domain.

    you will get long list of search engines including google, bing and many.
    Even if you don't authorize you won't lose your earnings

    In my case I changed it to default by unchecking any domain
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    Google Cache, or any other cache has nothing to do with dropping Adsense code on random sites. With the cache pages, it's exactly what you post on your own site/page so it's not just some random web page you have no control over (you control the cache).

    Same goes for blogspot country domain extensions, it's the same exact page you already have control over (your own site).
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