It's telling how they don't discuss at all the other things that drive people to use ad blockers. The high CPU utilization that comes with the myriad of javascr

It's telling how they don't discuss at all the other things that drive people to use ad blockers. The high CPU utilization that comes with the myriad of javascript analytic links, the annoyance of having a video or audio ad play upon loading a page, or the zero days and other malicious media that have been spread through advertising networks. When ad networks state that they are working to mitigate the "potential security risks inherent in the online ad ecosystem", instead of vetting all ads, people are going to continue to block ads.