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Yes, but also canvas, accepted file types, etc. I was also thinking that blocking ads would also cover how content such ads are delivered as well since advertis
by cinquemb 11y ago
Yes, but also canvas, accepted file types, etc. I was also thinking that blocking ads would also cover how content such ads are delivered as well since advertisers could still end up wasting a lot of money?
- manigandham 11y agoI'm still unsure by what you mean. This is more along the lines of user tracking rather than ad blocking. Spoofing or preventing user tracking won't stop ads by itself, it'll just result in more generic ads that might not be relevant to you.
- cinquemb 11y ago>it'll just result in more generic ads that might not be relevant to you. I guess I'm just coming from the perspective that wasting peoples time with probably shitty ads is where we are now in advertising, and if we can do better in making the overall experience better while also not wasting time and resources, companies might perform better. At least from my experience with getting people to download apps and pay a subscription online (not through the app store) for access to more of the content they want.