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The browser considers your touch (which you intended to scroll the page) an "express interaction". A policy from a simpler time!
by panic 10y ago
The browser considers your touch (which you intended to scroll the page) an "express interaction". A policy from a simpler time!
- bobwaycott 10y agoI encounter this on page loads frequently, before I've even touched the screen. I also encounter it from ads inside certain news apps (which actually angers me more than the browser, if only a little). Perhaps the express interaction is using my phone?
- rhizome 10y agoThe relative rarity (IME) of appstore-jacking causes me to believe it's closely related to ad-network malware delivery. Perhaps a test for more nefarious future ads, but I'm inclined to blame unfixed ad network vulnerabilities.