There are different techniques people use to attract viewers. From using SEO keywords to creating unique and interesting captions to make people curious about the link. Whenever you’re surfing on some websites, one of the worst things is the pop-up ads. It’s not that people hate the ads, it’s actually the in appropriate content they display. Most of the time fake spam ads appear on our profiles and a single link can make our systems a victim of some malicious attack. Other than that, there are so many abusive ads that pop up on our system while surfing through any platform. No matter how much we try to remove these ads but instead more ads pop up every once in a while making the users hate the apps.
Google Chrome introduces new policy on ads
In 2018, Google Chrome started blocking the abusive content on some sites in North America and Europe. Starting from , Google will be expanding built-in ad-blocking efforts to other regions as well. Any ad with abusive behavior will be blocked on sites.
Google sending notifications to its publishers
Google AdSense is now sending notifications to different site owners regarding changes of Chrome’s ad-blocking policies. The notification alerts the site owners to ensure their pages are inline with ‘’ which was developed by Coalition for Better Ads.
Global Ads Standards
Google Chrome will support Better Ads standards globally for July 9th. Chrome browsers may filter ads if they not according to the standards. The Better Ads Standards currently lists that are considered annoying by users. Websites failing to meet those standards could get ad-blocked by Google Chrome. Website owners can . The same Dashboard can be used to request removal from Chrome’s blacklist.
Users can also unblock the ads
If a user wants to continue seeing ads on blacklisted sites they can easily disable the feature. Go to Google Chrome’s Setting and select Advanced option then in ‘Privacy and security tab’ select Site Settings and from there select the Ads option. Or Simply copy paste this command into your search bar: chrome://settings/content/ads. To unblock ads on abusive sites, users need to toggle the setting for “Blocked on sites that show misleading ads” to “Allowed”.
