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Plenty, usually in the form of individual websites selling ad space on their website, just like newspapers sell ads in their paper issues. No user tracking nece
by wongarsu 4y ago
Plenty, usually in the form of individual websites selling ad space on their website, just like newspapers sell ads in their paper issues. No user tracking necessary, and if you sell based on time you don't even have to track impressions or clicks.
But that doesn't fit the "apply to our whitelist" model of many "ethical" ad-blockers.
- pif 4y ago> No user tracking necessary Have that switched to "No user tracking possible", or better still to "static images only", and no whitelist will refuse them.