AdHawk

Advertising used to stay in the background. Now it forces itself into every corner of the digital world. Autoplay videos, fake engagement bait, forced interactions, and unskippable ads have turned simple browsing into a constant fight for focus. People are no longer treated as humans. They are treated as targets.

AdHawk was created as a response to that shift. We are not here to complain about ads. We are here to expose the companies that abuse attention and act as if your time belongs to them. When a brand chooses intrusive tactics, it reveals exactly how it sees its audience. It shows a lack of respect and an assumption that you will tolerate anything simply because you are used to it.

That disrespect appears everywhere. It appears when a subscription still includes interruptions. It appears when a video starts without consent. It appears when a company chooses deception instead of clarity. These choices are not mistakes. They are deliberate business decisions, and they deserve to be visible.

AdHawk gives the public a way to respond. Every report is a signal that people notice and remember which companies cross the line. Transparency turns spending into influence. Influence becomes pressure. Intrusive advertising loses power when people know who is responsible, and respectful advertising becomes the smarter strategy.

The goal is clear. Make disrespectful advertising less profitable. Make respectful advertising the norm. Make it obvious that attention is not something to seize but something to earn through honesty, relevance, and respect.

AdHawk exists to help people reclaim control over their digital experience and to push the industry toward a future where ads serve the audience instead of exploiting it. This platform is not a complaint box. It is a tool. A record. A way for users to shape the behavior of the companies that shape the internet.

This is how change begins. One report at a time. One informed choice at a time. One company realizing that respect is no longer optional.