acfou

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by acfou 3y ago
It won't be different from any of the other silicon valley companies that went public based on numbers inflated by click fraud, but it may be one of the few that gets caught for it.
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by acfou 3y ago
This is an incorrect conclusion
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by acfou 3y ago
how did you know?
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by acfou 4y ago
yes, ads can be GDPR compliant. Consider search ads. They are shown based on the keywords being searched by the user, no data collection needed for search ads to work really well.
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by acfou 4y ago
agree https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/look-back-evolution-bots-frau...
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by acfou 5y ago
multiple security firms independently found the same too
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Uber’s Lawsuit Against Ad Fraud Comes Full Circle – They Won(forbes.com)
3 points by acfou 6y ago|0 comments
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by acfou 6y ago
the adops community helps me to understand the mechanics and when i don't know something I usually turn to that community to ask questions. most are helpful, but a few anonymous ones spend their time making polls that make fun of me; b
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by acfou 6y ago
thank you!
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by acfou 6y ago
you are right; some of the biggest brands need to do the least advertising
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by acfou 6y ago
this is a really good episode, worth a listen
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by acfou 6y ago
great summary
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by acfou 6y ago
hi indymike, what extension in chrome was causing the ad fraud?
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by acfou 10y ago
Hi, I have helped many publishers that have been falsely accused of ad fraud due to bad measurements by the fraud detection companies. But also check to make sure your wordpress installation hasn't been compromised behind the scenes w
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by acfou 12y ago
see the charts from Incapsula in this article which show a third of the bots are not executing javascript https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140623200557-8...