If advertisers went that far to obfuscate, they might stop ad blockers from reclaiming the space, but they still won't be able to actually display anything. Yo

If advertisers went that far to obfuscate, they might stop ad blockers from reclaiming the space, but they still won't be able to actually display anything. You can't win the obfuscation game. At the end of the day ads run in the browser, and eventually they'll have to ask the browser to pretty please connect to "ad.doubleclick.net" and fetch something from there, be it a convoluted rendering script, an autoplaying flash video, or an animated gif.