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They also do this on the web version of Outlook. [1]. And you could see that the ads are littered all over the place. And their ads don't really make sense any
by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
They also do this on the web version of Outlook. [1].
And you could see that the ads are littered all over the place. And their ads don't really make sense anyway, as for example, the ads that I see are something that:
- I am not interested
- Irrelevant as the products have no use for me
- Unable to purchase as the products themselves are not available locally where I am located.
They should probably train their algorithms for ads to ensure that it is something interesting (or at least would compel the consumer to look). For example, I noticed that in Instagram, the ads are more targeted, and they usually remind you of stuff that you have recently searched.
[1] https://imgur.com/a/fcmyMMf https://imgur.com/a/fcmyMMf
- hadrien01 8y agoOutlook.com is also a mail provider, so it's not really a proper comparison. Outlook Web App (OWA), the Web client for Exchange and Office 365, and Outlook on the desktop have no ads.