> Why isn't there a bigger push to regulate the pernicious injection of ads into every aspect of society? The starting off point for ads was signs in shop wind

> Why isn't there a bigger push to regulate the pernicious injection of ads into every aspect of society? The starting off point for ads was signs in shop windows and billboards or bundled with important information like nespapers, these are the most invasive of all because you can't avoid them. Everything since is at least something you can opt out of. The worst thing about ads is that not only are they convincing you to spend money on something you otherwise wouldn't have, but you indirectly pay for the advertising that convinces you was well. Companies that spend less to assault your senses have cheaper products, so to combat it spend less on cheaper alternatives that don't advertise.