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"You have to declare that" Excuse me for my ignorance but why is this important? I usually assume any review from someone I don't know personally is potentially
by dheera 6y ago
"You have to declare that"
Excuse me for my ignorance but why is this important? I usually assume any review from someone I don't know personally is potentially sponsored, so I don't really care if they declare it or not. If everyone were taught to make that assumption this wouldn't be an issue.
The way I see it, if people listen to influencer bullshit, they're going to get sold on shitty products and that's their problem. I don't listen to influencers, I listen to friends and coworkers who can give me an honest review that I trust.
- zouhair 6y agoPlease watch the video before arguing about something that he clearly explained.
- dheera 6y agoI watched the video. Not sure why there's an assumption that I didn't, and I don't think my question is answered.
- scotty79 6y agoBecause it's clearly explained in the video that your assumptions about videos from influencers you watch are not common.
- chrisseaton 6y agoIt’s against the rules here to accuse people of not reading the article (watching the video in this case.)
- hippira 6y agoPlease also show how the parent might misunderstanding the article instead of just telling them off.
- 8note 6y agoYou assume that your friends aren't being paid off by advertisers? They aren't required to tell you