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This might come as a surprise to you, but every company doesn't have infinite developer time to reinvent things which already exist.

• boomlinde 8y ago
  Then they should be held accountable for their choice not to vet ads they send to their users. If this was enforced legally, a bunch of companies would suddenly be able to invest the "infinite time" required to register a damn click.
  • Godel_unicode 8y ago
    That's obviously not the hard part.
    • boomlinde 7y ago
      "The hard part" can still be outsourced to a third party without resorting to redirection chains, either by sending the click information to them on the server-side or by sending it client side using a script. Either way, "the hard part" is generally undesirable to users because it compromises their privacy in order to manipulate them.