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"They don't get to insert their brands into our brains without our consent." You consent by going to free youtube. Big ads in cities are more difficult to avo
by hutzlibu 3y ago
"They don't get to insert their brands into our brains without our consent."
You consent by going to free youtube.
Big ads in cities are more difficult to avoid, but then again, someone wearing a sports shirt of his favourite soccer club is doing advertisement. Someone wearing a cross for his religion, etc.
I don't think drawing a arbitary line and saying "this is mindrape" and "this is legit" is really working.
That being said, I do want to paintball big ads and alike.
- ParetoOptimal 3y ago> Big ads in cities are more difficult to avoid, but then again, someone wearing a sports shirt of his favourite soccer club is doing advertisement. Someone wearing a cross for his religion, etc. Yeah, but those give more room for consent than something like a youtube ad. You passively see those advertisements while doing something else. When you see a television or youtube ad, your full attention is much more likely on the computer and on that ad.
- hutzlibu 3y ago"Yeah, but those give more room for consent than something like a youtube ad." Who forces you to watch youtube?
- iamacyborg 3y ago> You consent by going to free youtube. You consented to being touched by wearing that clothing.
- hutzlibu 3y agoYes, but other persons do not consent to view that ad. But my point was, that it is not so simple.