At this point the “trust” has been lost with advertisers (if it was ever there to begin with) and any solution to help advertisers will have to include the netw

At this point the “trust” has been lost with advertisers (if it was ever there to begin with) and any solution to help advertisers will have to include the network equivalent of a house-arrest anklet. For example, I am not going to start trusting a previously-crappy ad network just because they “promise” to start serving nicer ads now. It would be necessary to enforce a “data cap” on stuff received from that entire ad network, and add other safeguards to ensure that any antics have limited scope at best. That way, if the ad company really has changed and serves small and reasonable stuff, they should have no problem; otherwise, they will.