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I use adblocking tools on most sites most of the time, mainly as a security measure and for some privacy. I would be okay if there was a button to allow self-se
by stevenicr 7y ago
I use adblocking tools on most sites most of the time, mainly as a security measure and for some privacy. I would be okay if there was a button to allow self-served ads to be displayed, and would be especially fond of something that allowed me to limit certain types of ads, and to only share certain bits of info to the ad-determining-system.
So long as ads are served by third party servers I can not stand the lack of security and privacy.
If example.com serves ads from it's own server and there is malware in them, then example.com has issues. Currently places like yahoo have served malware and simply blame the third party and portray themselves as duped victims that have no liability.
If this thing happens with chrome - and someone is using an adblocker that has been crippled, if then a malvertisement is served, wouldn't google become liable for blocking the security plugin from working properly and therefor causing the infection?