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> How about you just do your job as a site owner and employ an ad network with a code of conduct/morals? And if the ad network suddenly changes their policy wi

> How about you just do your job as a site owner and employ an ad network with a code of conduct/morals? And if the ad network suddenly changes their policy without notifying you, what are you supposed to do? Because you can't proxy the ad network (because then the ad network doesn't know which ads to serve, since they lose info on the origin request) there are two ways to deal with this: either continuously monitor your third party providers for malfeasance, or sandbox them. Isn't a sandbox better?

Someone1234 8y ago
> And if the ad network suddenly changes their policy without notifying you, what are you supposed to do? That's a legal question, not a technical one. If another company violates your contract with them, or the contract doesn't require notification for substantial contractual changes then you need to talk to your lawyers.
- solatic 8y ago
  > That's a legal question, not a technical one. So we should just, what, pass a law that it's illegal to listen to traffic if you're not law enforcement with a warrant, and then we don't have to encrypt any of our traffic anymore? Who needs technical solutions when we have legal ones? (internet-required-explicit-sarcasm-notice)