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You cannot equate sending a request and them sending back a response to "stealing". There is nothing illegal in not displaying ad. What is the next step? I sho
by goalonetwo 3y ago
You cannot equate sending a request and them sending back a response to "stealing". There is nothing illegal in not displaying ad.
What is the next step? I should be forced to LOOK at it as well? If not it is "stealing" as indirectly the companies advertising are not getting what they pay for?
- Workaccount2 3y agoThere is a cost associated with creating those bits (the content creators) and a cost associated with serving you those bits. So how do you propose people compensate the creators and the servers for the cost they incurred? Pay directly? Ok, there is a yt premium, or patreon, or nebula, or netflix, hulu, etc. Pay with ad views? Well then just watch the ads on these services that have them. Rely on others to pay for you? Not a sustainable model for obvious reasons. Another method? I will send you $50,000 if you can name another good monetization method. But you'd be an idiot to tell me since it since the solution would be worth literally hundreds of billions of dollars to the tech industry. But no one knows it since it's about the same as the question of free energy.