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Faith doesn't matter in an argument. This is a purely logical discussion. If you sell ads, it means you are an ads company. The degree to which you sell ads do
by idontevenknow1 6y ago
Faith doesn't matter in an argument.
This is a purely logical discussion. If you sell ads, it means you are an ads company. The degree to which you sell ads doesn't factor in to that.
I can argue that apple monopolized ads on iOS devices by disabling cookies on safari and removing the targeting capabilities on ad-identifiers. Now the only way to have targeted ads is through the app store. Hope this satisfies your arbitrary 'it should be a monopoly before i discuss it' argument.
- mpweiher 6y agoGood faith (Latin: bona fides), in human interactions, is a sincere intention to be fair, open, and honest, regardless of the outcome of the interaction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_faith https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_faith OP wasn't discussing "faith". > If you sell ads, it means you are an ads company. Nope. An <x> company is a company that primarily deals in x. Ford is a car company. Their cars contain computers. Doesn't make Ford a computer company. The cars also have tires. Doesn't make car a tire company. Some cars have leather seats. Doesn't make Ford a leather company, furniture company or upholstery company. > The degree to which you sell ads doesn't factor in to that Sure does. Particularly in the case of anti-trust, which is the topic here.
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