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And yet there's not a single 'solved' advertisement anywhere on their website to demonstrate their 'technology'.
by tofof 11y ago
And yet there's not a single 'solved' advertisement anywhere on their website to demonstrate their 'technology'.
- striking 11y agoRight? I shudder to think what kind of cat and mouse game they'll be trying to play with uBlock et al. JS URLs will get banned, iframes will get hidden, so on and so forth. You can't monetize ad-blocking traffic, because the ad-blockers just get better; you have to block the users who use them if you want to keep making money.
- mirimir 11y agoBut hey, at least they let Adblock Plus users read their site ;) Edit: Upon reflection, I get that Secret Media wants to reach potential customers, whether they use adblockers or not. Indeed, given how much adblockers improve browsing experience, maybe Secret Media and others in the anti-adblocking business also use them. Why should I expect some sort of moral stance?