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"Results not guaranteed" "Actor portrayal" "Real users compensated for appearing" If everything would have the warning label (like "Don't try this at home" or
by mLuby 5y ago
"Results not guaranteed" "Actor portrayal" "Real users compensated for appearing"
If everything would have the warning label (like "Don't try this at home" or California's "known to cause cancer" signs or arguably GMO food labels) then people ignore it.
It'd be better to know how different what's shown is from the median result, but that'd be hard to figure out, and if you could, why not just require the ads show that result instead?
- pbhjpbhj 5y agoThing is tech is quick enough now we can have all this metadata and users could then filter according to their mores (ie personal preferences), it's not like it's more work for the photog to label it as edited/photoshopped they're already recording that info.