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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.
by 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 agoYou 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.