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Actually this article strengthens my believe that adblockers will even become more essential. I mean, even if the server decides to send some ads, the client do
by antifarben 5y ago
Actually this article strengthens my believe that adblockers will even become more essential.
I mean, even if the server decides to send some ads, the client doesn't have to show them.
Or am I missing something?
- dartharva 5y agoThe client won't be able to distinguish between ads and actual content on the website if both come from the same source.
- bruce343434 5y agomachine learning to the rescue!
- _flux 5y agoAs long as the countermeasures are public, the advertisers can also automatically react to them, if they put enough effort in it e.g. in the form of preparing alternatives ahead of time.
- dartharva 5y agoYeah I don't really see how ad blockers can remain free if they start implementing expensive methods like that.
- HHC-Hunter 5y agoNot sure where you got that from the article, in-fact I get the inverse.