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But why couldn't you be free to see the Whopper poster in that case? McDonalds owns the store, they don't own my vision while I'm in their store. Until we are g
by kirykl 10y ago
But why couldn't you be free to see the Whopper poster in that case? McDonalds owns the store, they don't own my vision while I'm in their store. Until we are given implants at birth, the user chooses to enable augmented reality
- spdustin 10y agoNo, they do not own your vision. But where able, they certainly have the right to protect how their brand is presented inside their own property.
- kirykl 10y agoThey can ban someone from using AR inside the store to protect their brand. But making it illegal for Burger King buy AR ads that display inside the store - I wonder if there's some precedent with radio
- stcredzero 10y agoThey already have that control. What they shouldn't control is the operation of someone else's app.