Google takes further steps to ban malicious Chrome browser ads – Urgent News in the United Arab Emirates

In the next period, Google will develop a comprehensive plan to combat misleading or misleading ads for users through the next Chrome browser update.

Google announced today its intention to ban all offensive advertising on websites, especially those aimed at misleading users by opening fake tabs or downloading files that may contain malware.

This is the second time Google has targeted this category of ads. Last year's browser update was blocked for contextual ads, but that was not enough to counter the false ads, which prompted Google to take further action.

Chrome Update 71 must make radical changes to these ads, offering website owners up to 30 days to remove fake or offensive ads when they are discovered, even if they are not. Google takes another step by blocking all ads on the site. .

This action should also further encourage websites to track the category of ads published and to prohibit the publication of false or offensive ads in order to monetize ads on the site.