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From the reddit discussion[0], this appears to be a misreading of the law and it is actually talking about online ad publishers blocking competitors' ads through malicious software.
If you can read Chinese, you will find that the law is overall very pro-consumer. As others on Reddit have pointed out, this "ad-blocking" that is outlawed most probably refers to the kind of ad-blocking by other ad companies in order to insert their own ads.
I would might agree if worked as advertised on the label, however it does not hide ads as a vanilla ublock, at least for me (FF). Also, I had to do all kinds of testing, it is not clear whether you use it with other content blockers e.g. installed after adding ublock, or as a standalone extension.
If this means anything at all to the rest of the world, it will mean an increase in active internet viruses and worms. China's entire netblock should be quarantined until they return to sanity.
I'll save you some pain and heartache - move to one of the BSDs instead. Linux is quickly losing the flexibility and openness that made it great (cf. systemd, etc)
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[0] https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/4u2jd4/china_wil...
What do you mean? I completely replaced µBlock with adN and see 0% difference.
I'm moving to Linux.