Any brand that only sells things that work as advertised and isn't backed by a tone-deaf marketing department should be able to hold up against any "brand-safet

Any brand that only sells things that work as advertised and isn't backed by a tone-deaf marketing department should be able to hold up against any "brand-safety concerns". If they could also accept that no one wants to be tracked and that they should trust the people they're working with to report semi-accurate impression numbers instead of trying to use user machines as arbiters, maybe they could pull off some in-line advertising. While I've never seen a unicorn, I can't prove they don't exist. Good luck Reddit.