Google decides to take a new step in its fight against abusive ads. Namely, ads that are considered malicious: tampered ads, unexpected clickboxes using transparent backgrounds and invisible page elements, automatic redirects, ads that are not branded or misleading… The main purpose of the next version of search is the dev’s web browser, in short, cleaning up suspicious websites will be. This is a new step since the integration of an ad blocker AdBlock into Chrome.
Chrome 71: Integrated AdBlock blocks all malicious and malicious ads
Sometimes internet users come across sites that use questionable methods to earn more income. we can give an example fake warning message sometimes it appears on certain sites. When he clicks “Close”, the opposite happens, the visitor finds himself on another site and in some cases tries to steal personal data while passing this site. This is a phishing method that has unfortunately spread over time. Google has already implemented countermeasures to prevent these pages from being opened in a web browser.
With Chrome 71, the dev will go even further by blocking all questionable content from sites with a history of abuse. Google sends various information to administrators through its search console to let them know if their sites are affected by the blockades. The firm is also giving a 30-day ultimatum to fix the footage before the ads on the respective sites are completely blocked.
Google will roll out the Chrome 71 update and dark mode for macs in December 2018. Users will have to wait for the deployment to become automated as usual.
Also read: Chrome 70 is now available: Google finally protects your privacy, here’s what’s new
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