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-> This clicks were monitored using the php " on_focus, so it might be not as accurate
I'm thinking about banning the ip, should that be done? or is it too late. Maybe the user is on a shared network
Or its possible that the user was just howevering over the ads.
I read about on here that you can include a script like this
<?php include("inc/ads.php");?>
-- inc/ads.php :
include("blocked_ips.php");
$ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
$ad_client = "<< YOUR PUBLISHER ID >>";
if(in_array($ip,$blocked_ips)) $ad_client="";
// print << ADSENSE CODE... $ad_client ...ADSENSE CONTINUED >>
-- inc/blocked_ips.php :
$blocked_ips = array(
'xx.xx.xx.xx', 'xx.xx.xx.xx', 'xx.xx.xx.xx'
);
To block files over an amount of clicks, thats been set.
My logs read like a who's who of major ISPs going round the world each working day from Japan to China to Europe, especially German and UK AOL, Wanadoo, T-online dial-ups and then through to the USA, and as iBill says:
AOL reuse a huge bank of IPs
Get worried if your clicks only come from one source!
As some of these clicks might be on_focus views.
What kind of "on_focus views"? If it's not a click, then it's not going to be registered as a click. It's simple as that.
Anyway, as for 16 clicks from one IP in a day, who cares? Forget about it. There's one important rule on the Internet: "It takes all kinds". You can never get to the bottom of why people do what they do. Google know this and they aren't going to ban you for one user at the high end of the Bell Curve.