It's malicious software, circumventing the protections afforded to me by my ad/tracker blocking software.
I'll contribute in any way I can to adblocking tech, and to any impotency of this kind of technology.
It's malicious software, circumventing the protections afforded to me by my ad/tracker blocking software.
I'll contribute in any way I can to adblocking tech, and to any impotency of this kind of technology.
Having said that, I must add, I don't think this is malicious software. Beside the legalities and the GDPRities which I may have overlooked, when you ask a website for its content that comes with analytics, but you want to block analytics. I don't think you can complain about the content provider bypassing your attempt at blocking it. Don't get me wrong, when I come across websites that stop me from browsing them because I use uBlock I usually bypass their block, or close the tab, but I can hardly complain at their attempt, or deem it as malicious, IMHO.