Flight Rising Discussion

[quote name="cossmiicdolphin" date="2020-06-05 18:05:03" ] on windows 10 using opera [img]https://i.imgur.com/i3gYnUX.jpg[/img] larger image: https://imgur.com/a/7eyBzuM not sure if this is actually against the rules but i think it's on pretty thin ice for a 13+ site. i would assume clicking on the ad likely leads to more nsfw content [/quote] Also seconding this. I'm using Chrome + Windows 10.

[quote name="Wen" date="2020-06-06 11:57:14" ] [quote name="Exterruit" date="2020-06-06 09:51:46" ] [quote name="cossmiicdolphin" date="2020-06-05 18:05:03" ] on windows 10 using opera [img]https://i.imgur.com/i3gYnUX.jpg[/img] larger image: https://imgur.com/a/7eyBzuM not sure if this is actually against the rules but i think it's on pretty thin ice for a 13+ site. i would assume clicking on the ad likely leads to more nsfw content [/quote] Seconding this one. This ad is following me almost [i]everywhere[/i] on Flight Rising, and it's making me uncomfortable. On Windows 10 also, using Chrome. [/quote] Also here to say that this ad has been bugging me all day! it's not like,, [i]explicit[/i] explicit, but it still makes me uncomfortable and no matter how many times i click the X on the corner it just keeps appearing. I'm using firefox, if that helps [/quote] Seeing this too

Getting an ad for clothes but it also includes images of women's undergarments. The ad appears to be by "NewChic". I got a similar ad by "NORACORA" but it's even MORE uncomfortable, which I managed to inspect before it refreshed (url instead of image cause we aint trying to see suggestive body parts up in here): https://*******.com/y8sr6hqg

Getting a redirect ad leading to https://eu.xweaponvisitor.xyz/3eae9f4d56e10016598e9b13b45b9bf0/index.html?ip=2a00%3A23c7%3Aca85%3Aa601%3A1136%3Ac345%3A91ba%3A1467&siteid=YjY0MTUwNzI3MDExMjg2NTYwMzYzIzE1OTE1MjE3NTJANTY3M0BfNGNiNDM4Y2JhYzkwZmNjODYxMTNlMDJkYmQ4ODBjMTI&trackid=2020060709224013946 [img]https://i.imgur.com/SubNvXC.png[/img] Haven't managed to spot which ad is causing it but it's happened a few times and is probably directed only at UK users.

Message from @ZackFoster: "i keep getting redirected to that website wherever i go on FR, doesn't happen on other websites." He cannot even come here to post this. Here is the url: [url]https://eu.generationyconsumertrends.xyz/ac21d518311f487ea0fa5ca0461e9cec/index.html?ip=90.20.224.149&siteid=YjY0MzkzNjA5MjMyMDg1MjU2MDM1IzE1OTE1MzQ3OTBANTY4MEBfM2IzZDg2OTM4MGVlYWYzOTNjZTQ0YTcyMTlkY2NhZDg&trackid=2020060712595811365[/url] And a screen: [img]https://i.imgur.com/UXGhBp2.png[/img] (Orange is a french phone provider)

I apologize in advance if this post doesn't follow whatever guidelines are set up for this thread, something on FR is aggressively redirecting me offsite without permission after a MAXIMUM of 6 seconds so I don't have much time to read any rules before I'm forcefully redirected from the ad report forum. I'm typing this message in advance on word pad and copy pasting it. I'm not sure this is even the right place, but this is the link google gave me. The website is currently on it's weird cooldown phase where it stops redirecting me temporarily, so I was able to glance over the rules and most recent posts on this thread. The below message is what I pre-typed, but just know that the ad website has the exact same format as the website reported in this post but for BellCanada rather than whatever Client Orange is. I was unable to obtain a screenshot of the code.

Every single time I open any page of FR, regardless of which page it is or whether the website's prefix is www or www1, I am redirected to https://generationyconsumerbehaviour.xyz/72f1dc8d783d1c1f37eeb0fb9cda4b7e/index.html?

DO NOT VISIT THE ABOVE LINK, it appears to be a phishing site which impersonates an internet/phone provider. It asks for a survey, claiming that it is the provider's anniversary week and that answering the survey can win you a prize. It also claims people have already completed the survey and to hurry up because there is only a limited number of entries allowed. After the question mark in the above link, it continues "ip=***&trackid=@@@" where *** is my ip address, and @@@ is an 18 digit number which might or might not be personally identifying. However, the above hyperlink still functions without those two additions, it just doesn't tell me my ip address.

I am using Microsoft Edge, Private Browsing. This is the fourth force redirect website that has tainted my FR experience. It is not a PC/device issue, as FR is the only site which has this problem. The final detail is that after some max number of redirects that I failed to recognize, the site attempts to "give up" redirecting me for 30 minutes - 4 hours, and then starts up again. I don't want to block ads since that would take away from FR's income, but at this rate I might need to. If there is a 5th site that persistently redirects me and prevents me from playing I'll need to install an ad blocker.

Also experiencing the same redirecting issue as other people on this thread, this specific issue doesn't appear to affect flightrising on the phone though if this information is of use.

[quote name="EgoLobster" date="2020-06-06 19:10:22" ] [quote name="Wen" date="2020-06-06 11:57:14" ] [quote name="Exterruit" date="2020-06-06 09:51:46" ] [quote name="cossmiicdolphin" date="2020-06-05 18:05:03" ] on windows 10 using opera [img]https://i.imgur.com/i3gYnUX.jpg[/img] larger image: https://imgur.com/a/7eyBzuM not sure if this is actually against the rules but i think it's on pretty thin ice for a 13+ site. i would assume clicking on the ad likely leads to more nsfw content [/quote] Seconding this one. This ad is following me almost [i]everywhere[/i] on Flight Rising, and it's making me uncomfortable. On Windows 10 also, using Chrome. [/quote] Also here to say that this ad has been bugging me all day! it's not like,, [i]explicit[/i] explicit, but it still makes me uncomfortable and no matter how many times i click the X on the corner it just keeps appearing. I'm using firefox, if that helps [/quote] Seeing this too [/quote] I saw this add a lot!! wasn't sure if it was okay or not

Been online for some time. The issue with that "Orange" redirect ad popping everywhere and out of nowhere seem to be gone at least for now. Thank you very much @Arial for posting on my behalf.