What to do with an Aggressive Tracking Company @quidsup
What to do with an Aggressive Tracking Company  @quidsup
Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Three years ago Admiral submitted a DMCA takedown request against EasyList when they included one of their domains.
I’ve found 360 of Admiral tracking domains and I’m puzzling over whether to include it in NoTrack based on Admiral’s previous agression.
Or should I walk away and pretend I never saw anything?

Public Sources:
github.com/LevenLabs
twitter.com/quidsup/status/1304421688835272704
blog.getadmiral.com/dmca-easylist-adblock-copyright-access-control-admiral-10-things-to-know
neowin.net/news/anti-ad-blocking-firm-admiral-deals-potentially-damaging-blow-to-adblockers
spreadprivacy.com/duckduckgo-tracker-radar
gitlab.com/quidsup/ntrk-tracker-radar/-/tree/master

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