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There are some missing steps between the idea that Post readers (at least say they) want non-tracking-based ads more and the idea that they're worth more. Reade
by Matticus_Rex 8y ago
There are some missing steps between the idea that Post readers (at least say they) want non-tracking-based ads more and the idea that they're worth more. Readers may well be willing to pay some amount more for tracker-less ads, at least until they experience the joys of seeing that most ads are for things they can't use. That doesn't mean that they're willing to pay as much more as what those eyes are worth to advertisers.
- freeone3000 8y agoI currently see no advertisements, for free. GDPR just passed, so they can't track me without my consent. Why would I consent, given I don't see the ads either way?
- dogma1138 8y agoThey can track you without your consent if they can justify it through one of the other 5 lawful bases for data processing, consent is just the easiest to some extent since it transfers the much of responsibility to the consenting party however it’s not without its own pitfalls.