Ad blocking provides a vital security layer that severs a potential vector for online malvertising attacks, and blocks privacy-invading tracking plugins from collecting and harvesting your personal information. Blocking online ads and trackers has the added benefit of conserving bandwidth and battery life, boosting website response times, and generally improving the overall user experience. Part 2 of this series concludes by discussing common tools and configurations to show you How to block ads like a pro. Advertisers, publishers, and website owners despise talk of blocking the pesky advertisements that appear on their webpages.”]