> If their ad platform falls short, they should shop around for a better alternative. That's like suggesting users not use the app store anymore because someti

> If their ad platform falls short, they should shop around for a better alternative. That's like suggesting users not use the app store anymore because sometimes malware slips through the review process. All major ad networks will occasionally have ads which violate their written policies. Google, for example, bans millions of ads every year for that reason ( https://www.blog.google/technology/ads/how-we-fought-bad-ads-sites-and-scammers-2016/ https://www.blog.google/technology/ads/how-we-fought-bad-ads... ). The solution to that isn't to just ditch those ad platforms entirely.