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Mozilla removes ad-tracking code from Firefox. What does it change?
Mozilla removes ad tracking code from Firefox. Is this an attempt at damage control, a response to criticism, or a mere technicality?
Ekaterina Kachalova
Copywriter with AdGuard. Loves digging deeper and dabbles in creative writing.
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Apple is accused of ‘stealing from street musicians’ with new Patreon requirements. Is it really?
In yet another display of its monopolistic position on the iOS app distribution market, Apple requires from Patreon to fork out 30% of all donations made with its app. -
The goodbye that never was: Chrome to hold on to 3rd-party cookies, why is that?
Google won't phase out third-party cookies in Chrome. The move is a tacit admission of failure by Google to come up with a privacy-centric tracking method. -
Google Chrome warns it may not support some ad-blocking extensions: AdGuard got your back
Chrome warns that some extensions might stop working soon because they do not follow "best practices." What exactly does this mean? -
Firefox enables advertisers to track ad performance by default
Firefox has introduced a feature that helps advertisers track ad performance. Is Mozilla no longer a bastion of privacy? -
New YouTube ad strategy — server-side ad insertion: What is it and why it’s challenging for ad blockers
YouTube has found a new way to bypass ad blockers by integrating ads directly into video content via "server-side ad insertion," complicating the detection and blocking of ads. How will ad blockers respond? -
Protecting privacy is one of the top reasons why people use ad blockers — survey
Why do people use ad blockers? To block ads, of course! However, increasingly, they are also seen as tools to protect privacy. -
Google is failing miserably at weeding out bad extensions, new research indicates
New research sheds light on the state of extensions in Google's Chrome Web Store, revealing that the company is doing an exceptionally poor job in purging the bad apples. -
Netflix mulls introducing free ad-supported tier. The circle is complete
Netflix considers introducing free ad-supported versions of its service in Europe and Asia. Why? -
Can you marry the unmarriable? Mozilla buys ad metrics firm, raising questions about its commitment to privacy
Mozilla has acquired an ad metrics company to help it target ads in a privacy-preserving way. Is it, however, possible at all?
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