Yes to all of this. Let's also note that the unnamed digital ad "fraudsters" cited in articles like this are often… https://t.co/xLbAIkT3JC

In March, I reported on a devious ad fraud scheme that stuffed lucrative video ads behind cheap in-app banners. Res… https://t.co/kMcbmblOhj

In April, we published a large-scale analysis of Play store apps. As part of the research we caught a major Chinese… https://t.co/A5ElLfcA9B

Do Global, which had half a billion downloads for its Android apps, admitted it had programmed its apps to fraudule… https://t.co/9wOAxfJwbJ

In May I reported that VidMate, a hugely popular Android app in India, was "displaying hidden ads, secretly subscri… https://t.co/ADJZAjAYap

In July, Google banned Cootek, a Chinese company traded on the NYSE, from its platforms. This came after we and res… https://t.co/xD4B5P83SE

In September, Google took action against yet another Chinese Android app developer, iHandy, due to "deceptive or di… https://t.co/UAuVXlleQ9

And last month I wrote about fake local news sites in the US and Canada that "were showered with questionable traff… https://t.co/XjSkuHWiMx

@CraigSilverman @acfou If only more journalists would cover the ad fraud / ad tech scene more closely.

.@hakosam: FYI, @CraigSilverman knows all about the data at my pinned tweet showing how heavily Twitter censors replies from liberals to Trump officials, from dissidents to Rouhani, etc. Yet, he refuses to call them on it even tho the data is easily reproducible.