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posted by n1 on Wednesday August 10 2016, @01:25AM   Printer-friendly
from the selling-everything dept.

Facebook is going to start forcing ads to appear for all users of its desktop website, even if they use ad-blocking software. The social network said on Tuesday that it will change the way advertising is loaded into its desktop website to make its ad units considerably more difficult for ad blockers to detect. “Facebook is ad-supported. Ads are a part of the Facebook experience; they’re not a tack on,” said Andrew “Boz” Bosworth, vice president of Facebook’s ads and business platform.

Source: The Wall Street Journal


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday August 10 2016, @01:25PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday August 10 2016, @01:25PM (#386245)

    What kind of crazy-ass comparison is that? In order to provide "social media experience" facebook needs maybe 1% of data they collect and retain, so if you want to give me raw materials for 100 cars, I'll gladly give you one finished car. Not that the comparison would still make much sense but more so than with your ass-pulled equivalency.