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There is always a new way to block ads on YT or any platform. But then a few months later it gets changed rendering these methods useless. Instead, why don’t w
by xyst 3y ago
There is always a new way to block ads on YT or any platform. But then a few months later it gets changed rendering these methods useless.
Instead, why don’t we attack the advertisers? YT/Google only appear to track “clicks”, but does it actually track purchases as well?
In theory, if there are enough fake (bots) and real users clicking through ads but not buying anything. Then that should burn through the advertising budgets. Over time the marketing departments should see that clicks are at an all time high on X platform but conversions are a small percentage of those “clicks” or impressions. Thus pulling out from the platform all together.
- Larrikin 3y agoAs Nauseum was banned in the Chrome store, so it seems to be fairly effective