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Virus Warnings
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They're back. I've been getting them while on AB for a week or so now. This is on my phone. I need to close the tab and start again.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yes, same for me on my Samsung- occurs within a few seconds of me getting into AB and starting to tab through. Somene said Chrome is the issue but someone else had Firefox problems (spam congratulations you have won...) messages.
Somone recomended a better browser for the phone.
Ed wants us to send the addresses of these warnings. I don't know why they can't be checked by AB before they accept rogue ads
Somone recomended a better browser for the phone.
Ed wants us to send the addresses of these warnings. I don't know why they can't be checked by AB before they accept rogue ads
>It's a bit more complicated than that FF, if I could do that I would!
Hi Ed. I was assuming that when advertising space is sold there could be some sort of contract with the advertiser which includes an agreement not to include such spam/irritants. Then when an advertiser abuses it you stop the ad and blacklist them. Maybe it's not that simple in practice
Anyway, I have cleared my cache on your phone following your zapping of the rogue virus warning and it seems to be clear now (for now) so thanks
Hi Ed. I was assuming that when advertising space is sold there could be some sort of contract with the advertiser which includes an agreement not to include such spam/irritants. Then when an advertiser abuses it you stop the ad and blacklist them. Maybe it's not that simple in practice
Anyway, I have cleared my cache on your phone following your zapping of the rogue virus warning and it seems to be clear now (for now) so thanks