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That's DNS-level blocking and it won't work for long, being the kind of ad-blocking that's the easiest to circumvent. Companies simply didn't bother to do it.
by bad_user 3y ago
That's DNS-level blocking and it won't work for long, being the kind of ad-blocking that's the easiest to circumvent. Companies simply didn't bother to do it.
But as a test, try blocking ads in any social app, like Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, Reddit, see how well it works.
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