What is googleadservices.com?
googleadservices.com is used by Google Ads for conversion tracking: telling advertisers when someone who clicked an ad later did something on their site.
AdvertisingOwned by Google (Alphabet), based in Mountain View.
What it does on a page
When you land on a page after clicking a Google ad, or complete a purchase or sign-up, it reports that back to Google Ads.
Should you block it?
Blocking it doesn’t break sites. Clicking Google ads may redirect through it, so blocking can stop some ad links from opening.
In the Browser Monster Index
100
checked websites loaded Google (from googleadservices.com or its other domains).
On 89 it loaded before visitors made any choice, and on 33 it was still seen after we clicked reject.
- Fheraldscotland.comafter reject
- Fbirminghammail.co.ukbefore choice
- Frottentomatoes.comafter reject
- Fdailyrecord.co.ukbefore choice
- Fmanchestereveningnews.co.ukbefore choice
- Ftechradar.comafter reject
- Flookfantastic.combefore choice
- Fbritishgas.co.ukafter reject
- Fspectator.co.ukafter reject
- Ffootball.londonbefore choice
Other domains Google uses: doubleclick.net, googlesyndication.com, adservice.google.com, googletagservices.com, pagead2.googlesyndication.com, google-analytics.com, googletagmanager.com, analytics.google.com, app-measurement.com, ade.googlesyndication.com, 2mdn.net.
See when Google is watching you
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