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I'm having trouble finding information about what laws cover "click fraud" or "ad fraud". The article mentioned that this was illegal behavior, but never provid
by syphilis2 10y ago
I'm having trouble finding information about what laws cover "click fraud" or "ad fraud". The article mentioned that this was illegal behavior, but never provided any more detail. The closest I've gotten is US Title 18 - 1030, though I'm not sure if the article is even talking about US law. I did stumble across an article from 2014 arguing in favor of making click fraud a federal crime, which cited this advertisement:
http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/click-fraud.html http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/click-fraud.ht...
- magikbum 10y agoIt could simply imply it's "illegal" due to the contract those publisher sign with the SSPs and Exchanges that clear their inventory. i.e. "; iv) create "forced visit" traffic; v) create invisible or nested IFrames loading pages or ads; vi) intentionally falsify clicks: vii) modify or obscure display of ads; viii) fraudulently generate requests or clicks; or ix) use any means of artificially generating ad impressions or clicks, including third-party services such as paid-to-click, paid-to-surf, auto-surf, and click-exchange programs."