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Don't forget all the tracking and the profiling. They hardly ask your consent for that. I really wouldn't feel bad about any adblocking. And for anyone that
by qplex 8y ago
Don't forget all the tracking and the profiling.
They hardly ask your consent for that.
I really wouldn't feel bad about any adblocking.
And for anyone that wants to run ads : just serve them locally in a sufficient format and you'll slip through blocks.
- davidfischer 8y ago> And for anyone that wants to run ads : just serve them locally in a sufficient format and you'll slip through blocks. I thought so too. Once you reach a certain size, even 1st party ads get blocked.
- davvolun 8y agoYeah, but... > Once you reach a certain size Top 5 annoying ads of all time for me are autoplaying Youtube ads -- which I would think would be self-hosted.
- parametrek 8y ago> just serve them locally in a sufficient format and you'll slip through blocks. In what universe do you live? Every little forum that self-hosts ads is already in the blocklists.
- ma2rten 8y agoAdvertisers want require that ads are served from a 3rd party server for attribution.