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They’ll just serve the ads from the same ip as the content then, or even embed it right in the same request as the content.
by fzzzy 8y ago
They’ll just serve the ads from the same ip as the content then, or even embed it right in the same request as the content.
- FridgeSeal 8y agoYou’ll face kickback from ad agencies over that: the third party requests are also used by the agency to track that the impression/click/etc did actually occur and the publishers aren’t just lying about it to boost their numbers.
- fzzzy 8y agoHmm, that's interesting. Makes sense.
- greglindahl 8y agoAdblockers have been around for a long time, and few websites use the workarounds you suggest.