On the one hand, I appreciate the desire to be protected, but on the other I think the most amazing thing advertising has convinced people of, is of the effecti

On the one hand, I appreciate the desire to be protected, but on the other I think the most amazing thing advertising has convinced people of, is of the effectiveness of advertising itself. Personally, I would prefer a fix to "hacking the electorate" stem from the required addition of information and transparency, rather than the setting up of mechanisms to regulate what is allowed to be seen, censorship. Adding information seems a much less prone to abuse than prohibiting information in a open democratic society.