Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but Google is target | Technology | The Guardian
change edition: A proxy war: Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but rival Google is target Apps that prevent ads making it to the screens of mobile phones topped the charts this year. What will the consequences be in 2016? Ad blocking for mobile devices is the latest flare-up in the long-running battle between Apple and Google. Photograph: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty Last modified on Friday 1 January 2016 13.43 EST When Apple revealed that its new operating system for mobile phones, iOS 9 , would feature what the company called "content-blocking Safari extensions", no one really blinked. Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, didn't even detail the feature on stage at the lavish launch for iOS 9 in July. Instead, details of the content-blocking extensions were buried in technical documents, and an in-depth explanation was given only on the fifth day of Apple's worldwide developer conference in San Francisco. Online publishers slowly realised that the feature,Read full article from Apple ad-blocking software scares publishers but Google is target | Technology | The Guardian
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