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What about the Brave browser[1], which works at the application level? Or Blokada[2], which works at the OS level? Or Pi-Hole[3], which works at the network lev
by krn 8y ago
What about the Brave browser[1], which works at the application level? Or Blokada[2], which works at the OS level? Or Pi-Hole[3], which works at the network level?
[1] https://brave.com https://brave.com
[2] https://blokada.org https://blokada.org
[3] https://pi-hole.net https://pi-hole.net
- sinstein 8y agoAs someone mentioned in another comment, I don't think they will care about how the ads are being blocked. As long as you are bypassing ads, you are in breach of their TOS.
- YayamiOmate 8y agoYea, but there is no way to distinct why ads don't reach the target, and as it's worded, they can't block service for technical difficulties but for intentional behaviour. I haven't seen even if they specified whether it must be the account user or not. E.g. your network host or isp can do it. So that seems interesting, unless they can do it on a whim anyways and dont have to prove anything. Though they could just say, "no free service if we cant serve ads".
- bootlooped 8y ago> they can't block service for technical difficulties but for intentional behaviour They can block service for whatever reason they want.
- Ajedi32 8y agoSo if someone connects to a public Wi-Fi network with a Pi-Hole installed, they'll get banned?
- wjdp 8y agoI run Pi-Hole on my home network, while I pay for premium I guess I'm OK. But will anyone who uses this network with Free get banned?