Chrome is moving forward with restricting Ad blocking extensions

Google had announced back in January that they may move forward with a change that would limit Extensions in Chrome that block ads. This week, they announced they will be moving forward with that decision.

Link to Article: https://9to5google.com/2019/05/29/chrome-ad-blocking-enterprise-manifest-v3/

This means that you will need to be a paying member of the G-Suite platform. Companies that have the enterprise account will not have this issue, but for all other companies that primarily use Microsoft Office 365 instead of G-Suite, may want to find another browser if they want to restrict access to what they are browsing.

As we start incorporating more toys like Alexa and Cortana that integrate with our browsing history, those that want private browsing may need to start thinking outside of the box. Browsers like Brave.com allow you to browse privately and opt into ads by getting tipped with crypto-currency.