As a member of the "Good Ads" coalition, Google has appeared to block the types of ads that were defined as Web site spam before the end of last year across North America and Ousa, adding the discovered flaws, value of the target, and transactions identified by the consortium.
In view of that now, these alliances will be put to all the nations of the world, all the nations of the world, all of which have disappeared.

This means that if websites anywhere in the world show certain types of ads that are defined as spam, they will be blocked by Google Chrome, using the same mechanism as prior notice to moderators to correct ad distortions on their sites.

The Creative Alliance has identified 12 types of ads as parasitic that harm the user experience, whether they use desktop or mobile devices, including pop-up ads, and auto-play ads for videos with sound among others.

According to Google, as of January 1 this year, two-thirds of webmasters who have not met the standards are now in good standing, which is followed by millions of sites reviewed, and to date only less than 1% of ads have been blocked.