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It feels like this was always going to be how this played out. Google being the world's largest ad company has a vested interest in ensuring ads are still displ
by BeefWellington 4y ago
It feels like this was always going to be how this played out. Google being the world's largest ad company has a vested interest in ensuring ads are still displayed to users and once a sizeable enough amount of the Chrome userbase started adblocking it directly threatened their revenue growth.
The only option here it seems is to switch browsers.
- staticassertion 4y agoBut these changes don't ensure that ads are displayed to users. This won't impact Google's ad revenue at all. At most it will negatively impact their revenue because the less powerful API will let the sketchier advertisers try to bypass the filters.
- BeefWellington 4y agoGoogle is the sketchier advertiser you're speaking of.