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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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TBH, I would rather not even waste the bandwidth sending the requests and just outright block them.
Plus if it's clicking on ads for me, does that mean it's potentially helping to load malware delivered through advertising?
Think of it this way. Each time an advertiser throws an advert at you and you click on the advert, the advertiser gets charged.