So far the ad blocking experience on iOS has been a little rocky. 1) Several of them that I have tested break basic functionality - videos not playing etc. 2)

So far the ad blocking experience on iOS has been a little rocky. 1) Several of them that I have tested break basic functionality - videos not playing etc. 2) Adblock Plus, the leader in this space, decided to get greedy and not launch a blocker, but rather an entire browser, which I suspect most people will not embrace. I certainly won't, but I'd love ABP on my iOS Safari. 3) Peace, the most popular of the ad blockers, was removed after the author had an attack of conscience [1]. 4) The ABP folks have decided to offer to pay those rolling out iOS adblockers for using their "acceptable ads" list. Sort of like a reverse adsense - basically extortion revenue sharing [2] . [1] http://www.wired.com/2015/09/popular-ad-blocker-pulled-ios-app-store/ http://www.wired.com/2015/09/popular-ad-blocker-pulled-ios-a... [2] http://bgr.com/2015/09/17/ios-9-ad-blocking-scandal-adblock-plus/ http://bgr.com/2015/09/17/ios-9-ad-blocking-scandal-adblock-...