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Yeah. For example, if you don't own a cat, you could just talk about cats and brands of cat food in front of your phone for a while. If you end up with a bunch
by remir 9y ago
Yeah. For example, if you don't own a cat, you could just talk about cats and brands of cat food in front of your phone for a while. If you end up with a bunch of ads for cat products, then that would be seriously weird.
- madeofpalk 9y agoIn saying that, Twitter thinks I: * Own a cat, dog and other animal * Have between $100k- $999k liquid investible assets * Have a net worth between $1 and $1m * Am highly affluent * Am a high spender * Am a frugal spender * Own a house * Have multiple families Yet none of these are true (well, I guess apart from the 'has income' demographic I'm in). I know Twitter isn't known for being an advertising powerhouse (esp. compared to Facebook), but I wouldn't take too much stock in Facebook serving me up irrelevant ads. I moved to the other side of the world 2 months, updated my "living" location on Facebook and have been tagged at multiple locations in my new city, yet Facebook still serves me ads for buying an iPhone or Car back in my home town. https://imgur.com/a/HIkic https://imgur.com/a/HIkic