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Most of the time the networks don't directly shave, it is mainly the advertisers as they are the ones that actually have control over the data and cross reference it against previous/spam data.
The networks will probably try and minimise it as much as they can as it is their reputation on the line, as well as that, remember when you make money they make money. They are probably working with a few advertisers that are clamping down massively to increase margins or something like that.
If you are getting hit then send your traffic elsewhere and keep testing their offers every few weeks with traffic and you might be able to tell when they are back on form.
The networks will probably try and minimise it as much as they can as it is their reputation on the line, as well as that, remember when you make money they make money. They are probably working with a few advertisers that are clamping down massively to increase margins or something like that.
If you are getting hit then send your traffic elsewhere and keep testing their offers every few weeks with traffic and you might be able to tell when they are back on form.