I know our local Vetrans hospital has a small sleep study room for diagnosis and will supply CPAP to those in need.
I know our local Vetrans hospital has a small sleep study room for diagnosis and will supply CPAP to those in need.
It reminds me of the obnoxious talking gas pumps that play ads while you’re filling your car.
At first there used to be a “mute” button to where you could silence the crap and all the plastic was worn away from everyone mashing it trying to shut it up.
Now I no longer see any option to mute the ads.
I hate ads with a passion and won’t allow them to run on my devices. Mainly for security and privacy but the aggravation they cause is palpable.
Whenever I work on someone else’s computer and open a web browser I am in shock that people can even concentrate with all the garbage on the screen.
But uBlock origin and PiHole both do CNAME inspection to block this.
Is there other ways that ads are circumventing DNS ad-blockers such as PiHole?
But I will now for sure.
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There is a huge malvertising campaign targeting mobile users (especially Android) that tricks users into accepting push notifications with fake CAPTCHAs or fake media player buttons that push malicious ads and mobile malware and can even lead to botnet activity.
The risk versus value is too high.
There is a huge malvertising campaign targeting mobile users (especially Android) that tricks users into accepting push notifications with fake CAPTCHAs or fake media player buttons that push malicious ads and mobile malware and can even lead to botnet activity.
The risk versus value is too high.
There is a huge problem with spammy push notifications that trick users into accepting push notifications by using fake media players and fake CAPTHAs that if accepted will push all manner of SPAM on victims devices that say they have multiple viruses that pull up Google play store app to some bogus Cleaner/antivirus apps.
The push notifications are hosted on Cloudfront using AdMaven and AdFly and AppNexxus.
I have been trying to report these criminals for a couple of years now with no luck.
Cloudfront refuses to take down the script that AdMaven uses and AdMaven, AdFly, AppNexxus and Proppelerads all ignore multiple attempts to contact.