How adblocking matures from no ads to safe ads
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Besides, if online advertising gets scaled back, how will Silicon Valley justify all the forward earnings that are built into the projections on which IPO valuations are based?
Learn to love it, it is for your own good, really.
<sarcasm> </sarcasm>"acceptable ads" isn't even a joke, it's outright a mafia-business. And by the way, "acceptable" only means "the advertisers pay to pass", not "this ad is good, interesting and relevant".
(Ad-/content-)"Blocking" is not a flexible term. Maturing sounds to me like adding more granular tools and options. (For example the stuff you can see in ublock origin) Being leaky over time is something I would name something like rotting.
Adblock is rotting from no ads to save ads.