The Cubics team is proud to announce that we've released a new feature for blocking ads on your apps. Before now you were only allowed to block your own ads, which meant blocking ads that were shown on an advertiser account that you owned.
We appreciate that Publishers like to have some level of control over the content of their apps. So we've expanded the blocking feature to provide for a more general purpose ad-blocking. The feature has been available internally for a few weeks, and now we've added the necessary UI components, so that you can start blocking your own ads.
Here's how it works. When you see an ad on your app that you don't want displayed, just right click on the ad and select the Block Ads link (as seen below). This means that you can just block ads a you see them.



- Ad-blocking will affect your payouts.
The system is currently geared to show the highest-performing ads. Blocking ads that you regularly see will mean that you're blocking ads that generate revenue. - Turnaround time.
Ad-blocking is not instant. Ads that are blocked will typically require 1 hour, but may require up to 3 hours to become active. - Browsers.
The right-click feature should work with modern browsers (IE 6+, Firefox). Please let us know if the feature seems to be having issues. - Removal.
Notice that you can "unblock" ads from the Manage Ad Blocks screen.
So this is the implementation for the time being. We have some plans for the future, but we'd definitely like to hear from you. So please drop us a line in the comments or by e-mail, we'd love to hear from you.
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