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> Nobody wants to host ad content / pay for the bandwidth themselves though. Actually the issue is that the companies paying you to run the ads don't want you
by Reelin 7y ago
> Nobody wants to host ad content / pay for the bandwidth themselves though.
Actually the issue is that the companies paying you to run the ads don't want you to host it yourself.
* They're paying for impressions, and they don't trust you to report those honestly.
* Real time bidding means the ad to be displayed often hasn't been determined until a few milliseconds before the page loads in your browser.
* They can't (as easily and reliably) collect demographic and behavioral data (ie spy on you) if you don't contact their servers directly.
- strbean 7y agoTrue! More (and more important) reasons why URL blacklisting will continue to work in the WASMy browser-in-browser age.