Chrome rejects all advertising on sites after violation rules

The next Google browser update, Chrome 71, can have a significant impact on websites that depend on ad revenue. Google has announced that disregarding the guidelines with a single ad will block all ads from the entire site.

According to Google, for example, it's about creating fake system messages, ads that contain a moving mouse cursor, ads with a play button, data theft ads, and sites you want to transfer directly to another page. 19659003] Thirty Days

If Google scares off offensive ads, site owners have 30 days to adjust them. If they do not, all ads on their site are filtered by Chrome.

Site owners can perform an analysis to determine if they violate Google's policies. Chrome users have the option to enable Google's ad filter in the settings if they wish to display pop-up ads.

From December

This block follows the update presented by Google in November 2017.. The pop-up ads have already been blocked. This update reinforces the definition of "gross violations".

The new Chrome update will be released to all users in December, on both computers and mobile devices.