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This is coming. There's already a couple of startups doing this. A lot of them operate in "stealth" so they don't attract the attention of ad blockers. There's
by iooi 7y ago
This is coming. There's already a couple of startups doing this. A lot of them operate in "stealth" so they don't attract the attention of ad blockers.
There's no API needed, all they require is for the website to set up a CNAME record. They're usually random and rotated often.
If you're familiar with the current arms race in ad fraud, there's a coming arms race for ad blocking.
- JohnFen 7y agoIndeed. This is one of the reasons why I recently realized that I can actually see the day coming when I won't be using the web anymore. That was a weird realization that only a couple of years ago would have been unthinkable for me.
- cproctor 7y agoRight--it could work at the DNS level. Yuck.