>Better rules and technologies that authenticate online transactions; a different ad-tech infrastructure that resists fraud and preserves privacy; I don't disa

>Better rules and technologies that authenticate online transactions; a different ad-tech infrastructure that resists fraud and preserves privacy; I don't disagree with the premise, but this solution seems vague at best. Authentication and privacy? Great things to be sure, but where is the connection? As it said, even "verified" purchases could be (and sometimes are) done by paid shills. I guess the proposal is to create laws that prohibit lying on the internet? This person has clearly fallen on the wrong side of the authoritarian argument if that's the solution they came up with to prevent power consolidation in big business.