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So, the card is a great example, because it's opt-in, and you get some reward for opting in. Basically the exact opposite of adtech tracking.

• Aerroon 5y ago
  The opt-in of adtech is visiting the website and the reward is the content on the website. You're the one that starts the chain of events in both cases.
  • Nextgrid 5y ago
    You can still serve ads (based on the content of the webpage for example). They just shouldn't collect nor process any personal data.
  • Nicksil 5y ago
    >The opt-in of adtech is visiting the website and the reward is the content on the website. No, quite clearly I've opted-in to the site's content. No body has ever knowingly navigated to a website to enjoy its advertising and tracking. (except for maybe 3-5 individuals) >You're the one that starts the chain of events in both cases. This is victim blaming. I started the chain of events leading to the rendering of the website content, not the ads or tracking behavior to which I would otherwise be oblivious. This is akin to saying I asked for a computer virus by purchasing this computer.