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How about companies that purely advertise via: * bill boards and similar * printed media ads * ads that respond to keyword searches - without relying on any
by noizejoy 4y ago
How about companies that purely advertise via:
* bill boards and similar
* printed media ads
* ads that respond to keyword searches - without relying on any other user data
* display ads on topical websites (e.g. guitar ads on guitar related websites) - without relying on any other user data
- colordrops 4y agoThe first two do not have low latency high bandwidth connections (or often any connection at all) to the user to collect data, so it's not a reasonable comparison. As for the third, I understand that duck.com claims this, but I don't buy their claims, considering their behavior. None of these sites that claim to not collect user data should be trusted until they submit to a transparent audit that exposes all their infrastructure. As for the fourth, this is a tiny exception to the rule held up by some individual with standards. Apple doesn't fit the pattern of any of your examples.