Thanks Polyclefsoftware,
What did you mean about Admob? About them not requiring webview? What I'm looking is an ad network that will allow me to call an advert by using a <Javascript> or some php code in the webview that will bring it into display. It needs to work this way. Does anyone here know of anything? As for Google Adsense: yes, it was pretty vicious what they did. Not that I don't have an account anymore, but the "way" they did it. Without any explanation, without any communication, nor reasoning whatsoever. Especially as I never clicked the ads myself and was responsible. They never explained anywhere that the ads should not go on an Android phone. I think that is really irresponsible of them. Thanks again, Vaz 2009/10/21 polyclefsoftware <[email protected]> > > Sorry to hear about this. I think there should be a warning first > rather than outright banning an account. I've heard of this happening > to at least one other dev. > > I believe the reasoning behind not allowing Google AdSense for Mobile > ads being served up in a webview is that Google wants to be able to > classify as accurately as possible how ads are being served, and they > want to distinguish between ads served via mobile websites and ads > served by mobile applications (most likely because their clients want > to be able to target specific users via specific kinds of content). > This is why they have two distinct categories: AdSense for Mobile > Content and AdSense for Mobile Application Content. > > But they certainly bring down the hammer pretty hard if you try to > serve up ads in an app through a webview. > > If you're using AdMob, they have an SDK for integrating it with your > app. There's no need to serve it in a webview. > > On Oct 21, 11:33 am, Vassilios Kirellous <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have an app that was using a webview component. It was easy to simply > put > > a Google Adsense <javascript> or iframe tag in the header and have that > app > > display an advert. It worked great. > > > > I know from some posts here that many others also tried this. > > > > We tried it and we found out that it caused us to lose our Google Adsense > > accounts. :( > > > > But my question is why? I mobile phone network has private internal IP > > addresses (handset addresses are usually private) and they are NAT'd out > to > > the public internet (using a NAT) - its basically the same how an ISP > works. > > So what's the big deal. Why do we need to use Admobs or Quattro to put > > adverts on there? Why aren't Adsense type scripts supported? > > > > Also, does anyone here know whether there is a way to publish an advert > on a > > webview component that is integrated with Admob by sending it a script? > For > > example - could I integrate my app with Admob and allow an advert to > appear > > by simply sending a javascript code to the app's webview window. > > > > I hope that makes sense, > > > > Vaz > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Android Developers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
