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The maturity of adblocking is no ads. Are advertisers so convinced of their own propaganda that they really believe that users find any ad acceptable ? any hija
by liotier 11y ago
The maturity of adblocking is no ads. Are advertisers so convinced of their own propaganda that they really believe that users find any ad acceptable ? any hijacking of attention, any encroachment on display real estate, any consumption of computing resources for any use but the user's intended use is user-hostile and will elicit user response in the form of blocking. The user will take control of his environment - the rest of the debate is moot.
- bcg1 11y agoQuit complaining, they're just trying to provide you with a more personalized browsing experience! This is what people want, studies have shown that 52.97% of people would rather be tracked and have more targeted ads than just random ones. Its not just a benefit for advertisers, its a benefit for us all. Besides, if online advertising gets scaled back, how will Silicon Valley justify all the forward earnings that are built into the projections on which IPO valuations are based? Learn to love it, it is for your own good, really.
- arpa 11y agoI think you forgot this: <sarcasm> </sarcasm>