Google Chrome Blocking Popup Ads for 'Misleading or Intrusive'

Hey guys
a couple days ago one of our sites got flagged for misleading or intrusive ads. I've asked a couple people in the industry and they're saying that they've been flagged for the same thing. However sites like 'pornhub' still serve popup ads. Any idea on how we can bypass this new update google chrome has added to their browsers?

They had announced this long time ago choose a better advertising provider that can manipulate google

i had the same problem with propellerads 3 times ... now i use another network

Ad-Maven said:

Admaven is one of the biggest Ad networks for Push notification and Pop-under for mainstream and adult traffic, if you like to get more information about how you can still use Pop-ads on your website I will be more than happy to guide you through the process and prevent these issue from happening again.

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Hey I have a website with over 200k uniques, and another with 15k uniques and rising, one with 10k uniques and another with 2k. Please message me, and send me proof of sites that use your pop ads and still aren't blocked from chrome. Thanks.

I have spent the last two days trying to get popunders to open on my site. I am not with an advertising company but want to pop a second page. Finally got a thumb up script to work onclick but thats it. Chrome seems to be blocking alot of this stuff automatically

animetv said:

Hey guys
a couple days ago one of our sites got flagged for misleading or intrusive ads. I've asked a couple people in the industry and they're saying that they've been flagged for the same thing. However sites like 'pornhub' still serve popup ads. Any idea on how we can bypass this new update google chrome has added to their browsers?

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don't believe anyone, just join exoclick and block Google non compliant ads automatically. if you don't know how to do, ask them

Actually script still not working getting message "undefinedundefined" written in url when clicked

so this is apparently the fix to this issue, let me know if this helps, we'll be implementing this tomorrow!
1. Click into each adzone that you want to be compliant. Click on the Google Compliance box.
2. If you have a popunder zone as well as clicking on the Google Compliance box you will also need to update the popunder script to ensure the popunder only triggers when a user clicks on a clickable image within your site. To do this, update the adzone settings. In the field "Trigger Method", set the option "clicking on a specific class" (this option you can define the popunder to only work when a user clicks on the defined class for the images on your website).