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In practice, I’ve never seen filtered content change to ip addresses or rotating dns names. Do you know of an example?
by greglindahl 8y ago
In practice, I’ve never seen filtered content change to ip addresses or rotating dns names. Do you know of an example?
- woolvalley 8y agoA lot of adblock can be circumvented if the ads were served from first party servers and didn't use obvious keywords or advertising sizes. The NYT could serve their ads from NYT servers instead of nagging you to turn off adblock and continue with their 3rd party ad providers. So they are not doing that, so I doubt cirumventing DNS adblock will be something that they will care much about either.
- JdeBP 8y agoThis particular arms race happened in the world of WWW pornography back in the 1990s. I'll leave finding examples to you. People have been blocking stuff for decades now, and we know what the responses to some of the initial moves will be, because the world has already gone through the dance.