As an ad blocker developer, I often question if it s wrong to block advertising. What ads should be blocked? What ads shouldn t be blocked? If you use a service or view a website, when is it ok to block their ads and when isn't it?
To answer this, I think the question should first be:
As an indie software business, we're constantly faced with a tough question: Do you double down on what s working? Or hedge your bets and build something new?
The past year at Magic Lasso Adblock, we asked ourselves that very question.
Magic Lasso Adblock v5.1 now blocks ads and trackers on your Apple TV, enabling you to watch your favourite tv shows with less interruptions while protecting your privacy from in-app ad tracking.
This release builds upon our iPhone, iPad and Mac apps, to work seamlessly on your Apple TV, extending protection to streaming video, games, and news apps.
All ad blocking is done directly on-device, using a fast, efficient Swift-based architecture that follows our strict zero data collection policy.
Magic Lasso Adblock 3.0 is a major update of the free, efficient and high performance ad blocker for the iPhone, iPad and Mac that provides best in class YouTube ad blocking along with removing annoying cookie prompts and privacy notices in Safari.
