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When the browser tries to load an ad, let's say from "ads.com", the DNS service responds to that domain with 0.0.0.0, which prevents the ad from loading. You en
by aemreunal 6y ago
When the browser tries to load an ad, let's say from "ads.com", the DNS service responds to that domain with 0.0.0.0, which prevents the ad from loading. You enable lists to customize which domains should be considered ad domains and can optionally blacklist other domains.
- b3n 6y agoAre any ad networks bypassing this yet by serving ads from a static IP?