Is it good to pass admob-clicks through a server to avoid invalid traffic?

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my admob is getting limited repeatedly for "invalid traffic". I'm using admob in an app which is currently on Play Store. I tried my best to avoid accidental-clicks and used test ads when appropriated. But I believe that somebody maybe trying to sabotage my admob account. I also heard that Google Admob is not blocking invalid traffic itself, instead it is imposing developers to face it (Im not sure either). So I got two ideas:

  1. When user clicks an ad, it should transfer him to a server which counts clicks from specific ip-address and limits/blocks them on suspicious activity.

But Im doubtful if it is possible or it is not violating admob policies.

  1. To implement click-counter at client-side and don't load more ads maybe after 2-3 clicks.

But I think it might be still vulnerable in both cases if somebody manages to get ad-unit-ids and creates script to generate invalid-clicks. (I think admob atleast can catch traffic from unauthorised app as I have attached admob to play store through their dashboard).

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