Maybe yes, maybe no, it doesn't matter. The business model matters. The answer to the question: how does the platform earn to maintain its work? If there is a

Maybe yes, maybe no, it doesn't matter. The business model matters. The answer to the question: how does the platform earn to maintain its work? If there is an answer and it is explicit (no matter what it is and how much someone likes or dislikes the business model), it is much better than if there is no answer or it is implicit. Because everything implicit and muddy can be the basis of anything, for example, of hidden but paid propaganda. The injection of ideas is not so annoying at the initial stage, a good nurse gives painless injections. But then the substance will certainly begin to act. A harmless substance may cause a desire for spontaneous purchase and is therefore generally safe. But harmful substances are different ... Intrusive ads are the lesser of evils. If we think about it well, of course.