Recent update in uBlock Origin (Peter Lowe's list) blocks the Eloqua code we need to track engagemen

There was a recent update to Peter Lowe's list which is utilized by Ublock Origin(a cross-platform browser extension for content-filtering, including ad-blocking) .

Ublock Origin is set as a default setting for Google Chrome. Eloqua was recently added to  Peter Lowe's list which Ublock uses as a basis to decide what hosts are "advertiser's" or in other words on the black list.  Essentially, everyone who uses Chrome and clicks a link containing this code (elqTrack=true) will receive a big scary warning message in the browser, which does a very poor job of explaining why the user is receiving it (screenshot below). Although it does offer the option to disable the blocker, which would grant users access to the content, people are much more