What is the ruling on working with Amazon's affiliate marketing program if images of women or advertisements that violate religious principles appear on the promoted product's page?

We previously clarified the ruling on working in promotion and advertising for Amazon or other companies, stating that there is no harm in it if it is limited to what is permissible to sell and promote, provided that the advertisement is free from anything forbidden by Sharia. The accompanying advertisements are not intended, and the browser can avoid them. It is obligatory for the browser to lower their gaze from what is impermissible to look at. Therefore, dealing with the company to promote permissible items is not prohibited due to the appearance of these advertisements, which may include images of immodestly dressed women.