I assume they'll foot the bill and recover the data
..if their campaign infects one or more computers with mal/spy/ransom/etc ware and other things because someone actually disables the adblocker.
I mean, not using an adblocker when lots and lots of computers get infected that way is, well, not recommended.. When someone knowingly tricks somebody into doing it anyway, and as a result they get one of those..wouldn't/shouldn't that be punishable by law?
If it were physical property it would probably be called willful damage or something, but..
Biting the hand that feeds IT
