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That would mean 20-50% of Facebook users have ninja-like reflexes that let them close a browser within milliseconds of clicking an ad, before a redirect is reco
by il 17y ago
That would mean 20-50% of Facebook users have ninja-like reflexes that let them close a browser within milliseconds of clicking an ad, before a redirect is recorded. Unlikely.
- TrevorJ 17y agoYou don't develop those skills unless you have been rickrolled at least 200 times. Joking aside, you are right. It is unlikely that this is anything but a flaw on Facebook's end.
- jotto 17y agoI don't think it's as unlikely as you suggest. Click an advertisement on Facebook, you'll see it redirected as Facebook registers it in a few milliseconds, but you'll have several seconds before the actual targeted site loads and can easily close it.
- il 17y agoThe tracking on the advertiser's server also takes a few milliseconds before you're redirected to the landing page.