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No One Can Stop Ad Blocking. Not Even Facebook

Starting today, Mark Zuckerberg and company are giving you a way of providing more information about what ads you do or don’t want to see on its social network, and they promise to adjust your News Feed accordingly. Which is nice. But that’s not all. More controversially, inside your web browser, the company will try to slip its ads past your ad blocker by digitally disguising them as organic content.

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No One Can Stop Ad Blocking. Not Even Facebook was originally published on iSeeTech

No One Can Stop Ad Blocking. Not Even Facebook was originally published on iSeeTech

No One Can Stop Ad Blocking. Not Even Facebook was originally published on iSeeTech

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A New Wireless Hack Can Unlock 100 Million Volkswagens was originally published on iSeeTech

A New Wireless Hack Can Unlock 100 Million Volkswagens was originally published on iSeeTech