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Not that this really does this, but I would be all for a better adblocking tool that did communicate back to whatever adhosting company presented ads on a page.
by ChikkaChiChi 13y ago
Not that this really does this, but I would be all for a better adblocking tool that did communicate back to whatever adhosting company presented ads on a page.
If I opt in to allow my browsing behavior to help improve the sites I visit, I am presented the ads.
When I click to disable an ad, I am presented some options:
* The content is not relevant to me or the topic
* The ad is intrusive or hurts my experience on the site
Then let me decide to block all ads on the site, just this ad, or these types (e.g. popovers) on the site.
The data can then be relayed back (again, I opted in) to the ad company and the site's owners and they might even be allowed to see browsing behavior that shows how much time you spend on the site.
It could be a clear message to advertisers and content providers about the amount of revenue they are missing out on and why.