Ad blockers are a peculiar corner of the World Wide Web, marketing themselves as a way to speed up browsing while side-stepping data collection and advertising. What many people do not realize is that

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The prompt presents a statement about ad blockers and asks us to consider what many people do not realize. 
Option 1: 'some ad blockers pretty openly take money from advertisers to "whitelist" certain ads that are then in fact not blocked' 
This option highlights a real phenomenon in online advertising: some ad blockers offer whitelisting services where advertisers can pay to have their ads bypass blocking. The rationale is that these blockers sustain themselves financially through such arrangements, and users who opt into whitelisting may still see ads, though you would expect them not to be blocked. The key idea is transparency and potential conflict of interest: the blocker benefits from advertiser payments even though the user might expect full ad blocking. 
Given that the provided data includes only this single option, there are no other choices to compare here. However, if we consider general knowledge, this statement is plausible and aligns with common critiques of ad-blocking ecosystems where revenue-sharing or whitelisting deals occur. Potential misconceptions to avoid: this does not imply all ad blockers do this, nor that every advertiser can easily bypass blocking; it refers to some blockers offering paid whitelists, which is a nuanced practice rather than a universal rule. 
In summary, the statement draws attention to a known practice where ad blockers may partner with advertisers to whitelist certain ads, which can reduce the perceived effectiveness or neutrality of ad-blocking tools.

FMS87 Intro to Digital... week 6: quiz 3

Ad blockers are a peculiar corner of the World Wide Web, marketing themselves as a way to speed up browsing while side-stepping data collection and advertising. What many people do not realize is that

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