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Viewability Fraud

Bad actors can artificially inflate their viewable ad count by using techniques like placing ads in 1×1 containers and loading ads on top of each other.

Kathryn Astbury

Senior Director of Marketing

Bad actors can artificially inflate their viewable ad count by using techniques like placing ads in 1×1 containers and loading ads on top of each other.

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