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> > Selling of buttons on remotes absolutely does not involve 'tracking and then selling viewing habits'. > Yes it certainly does. > 1) sell button on remote
by webmaven 5y ago
> > Selling of buttons on remotes absolutely does not involve 'tracking and then selling viewing habits'.
> Yes it certainly does.
> 1) sell button on remote
> 2) user presses button
> 3) sell information about button presses.
I'm not sure whether this is putting the cart before the horse, but it is likely that tracking button presses and other user interactions is providing the necessary data to make the sale of the button in the first place, and/or the revenue from the button is contingent on tracked button presses (ie. CPC or CPA).
- inetknght 5y ago> it is likely that tracking button presses and other user interactions is providing the necessary data to make the sale of the button in the first place Yeah sure. But there's a better solution: don't sell the button. Don't report what buttons were pressed. Don't invade your user's privacy.