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By clicking on the ads automatically, it seems like Adnauseum actually supports the underlying website (which earns $$) while also performing the function of mu
by abhv 10y ago
By clicking on the ads automatically, it seems like Adnauseum actually supports the underlying website (which earns $$) while also performing the function of muBlock. It is currently the best of both worlds!
I would like an AdNauseum type interface for video.
- halflings 10y agoA user that clicks on all ads they are shown will most likely be blacklisted as a bot (rightly so, as they are using an auto-clicking bot).
- ben0x539 10y agoIf you're blacklisted as a bot, does Google stop serving you ads? :P
- acdha 10y ago> By clicking on the ads automatically, it seems like Adnauseum actually supports the underlying website (which earns $$) while also performing the function of muBlock That theory works until someone notices that the extra clicks aren't leading to anything else, complains about click fraud, and then the website is penalized with fines, account suspension, etc. That small site likely won't even have the resources to defense themselves effectively. There's also an interesting security question: do you really want to automatically click on the next zero-day deployed through an ad network?