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Internet Is Unusable Without Ad Block
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Charlie (penguinz0) argues that ad blockers have become essential because many websites are crowded with ads and restrict access to articles unless users disable them.
He demonstrates how video ads interrupt news clips every few seconds, sometimes lasting longer than the content between them. A two-minute video about the Pittsburgh Penguins’ bobblehead theft took more than ten minutes to watch, and he says he still did not finish it. He encounters similar interruptions on another site, suggesting the problem is not limited to one publication.
Charlie criticizes this model for making ads more prominent than the news itself. He argues that efforts to eliminate or restrict ad blockers, especially YouTube’s, would worsen the online experience, and that ad blockers should remain available.
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