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The point about "not selling data to advertisers" and how Facebook is so totally different was so cringy. Just one follow-up question was needed: if I take out
by Macuyiko 9y ago
The point about "not selling data to advertisers" and how Facebook is so totally different was so cringy.
Just one follow-up question was needed: if I take out 100 ads microtargeting users, what happens then?
- dbbk 9y agoHe is right. Even if you did the most microtargeting possible, Facebook is still not selling that user's data, the advertiser gets no data whatsoever on the individual that sees or clicks on the ad. The most you could glean is if you targeted an ad to one person, then that person clicked on the ad, you know that that one person clicked on the ad. You don't learn anything else about that person.
- Macuyiko 9y agoI wasn't claiming that he isn't right. That is exactly the point: he is right/correct in all his answers, but the questions are not specific/technically informed enough.