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I think it would be only marginally harder to combat, since now you just need a list of IPs to block. Someone would have to maintain the (likely ever changing)

I think it would be only marginally harder to combat, since now you just need a list of IPs to block. Someone would have to maintain the (likely ever changing) list of IPs used, but that's not so different from what's happening now.

ignoramous 6y ago
> Someone would have to maintain the (likely ever changing) list of IPs used What if the ad-network is domain-fronting via a CDN? Either ways, can't block IPs since http-domain <-> IP isn't supposed to be a one-to-one mapping, each belong to different layers of the TCP/IP stak.