I honestly think mobile ads in free games and other apps are some of the lowest quality piles of garbage I’ve ever had the misfortune to see, and they are constant. How did we get to this point? Where they are so horribly unbearable and yet so commonplace?

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It’s 2024. How do you not have ad blockers everywhere?

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It’s 2024 and you still don’t understand how advertising in mobile games works? Wow.

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Amusingly condescending reply for someone who doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

4 month old account with a net negative reputation overall…

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👌 Mr condescending

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DNS adblockers are pretty effective in apps from my experience

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Pihole for the win 🥳🎉

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Every game I’ve used utilizing the play framework detects if the ad was served. They will not grant the reward or complete the action. Unless there is a tool that fakes the response from Google’s ad network the game action will fail. I’m guessing you are just talking about not getting ads, which yes, is easy and trivial.

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