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I mean, I say Google but I can't imagine any website will allow a logged in user who is committing rampant ad fraud.


Don't give leverage to ad-supported websites?

No site I use/rely day to day has any ads so those won't have a reason to ban me. For the rest, not only do they have very little to ban me on (no account, etc - best they can do is IP address?) but an IP ban would actually be beneficial as there's a chance it'll also propagate to their trackers and essentially mark my network as invisible or untrusted, not collecting/processing any data from it as it's considered fraudulent.




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