> All I see are excuses, not successes. If that's what you want to see, you'll see it. This has no effect on how it's done. > If the ad tech industry was as g

> All I see are excuses, not successes. If that's what you want to see, you'll see it. This has no effect on how it's done. > If the ad tech industry was as great as it tells the advertisers, none of these thing would happen. How is that related to technical capabilities? > I'm not on a VPN. Even the most rudimentary what-is-my-ip sites correctly display my location. A real-time lookup is not timely. You generally want to have it pre-computed in a cache. If someone so much as spoofed your IP, it will poison your location. God forbid you leave a logged in browser session anywhere else. Computers are dumb, but you expect more and blame the adtech companies, I get it.