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What I found "queer" (besides the tediousness/whining) was the: >It’s not explained how Amazon acquires this third-party audience data, but according to this d
by jaclaz 5y ago
What I found "queer" (besides the tediousness/whining) was the:
>It’s not explained how Amazon acquires this third-party audience data, but according to this dataset I apparently am a homeowner, in possession of a luxury sedan and SUV, and in the 45 to 54 age range. This was all news to me, as I am none of those things.
This kind of data is seemingly what "circulates" about you and on which advertising statistics and targeting are made.
Should we believe that it is only a singular glitch or that most of these data is simply wrong/made up?
- salawat 5y agoProbably LexisNexus. Their sales offerings will promise datasets offering information on political affiliation and marital status of arbitrary addresses. Or info shared from partners/affiliates. People talk about you, and most of it is BS, but you as the consumer should just accept it so businesses can monetize their datasets! Ain't it great?