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No, you are missing options. A) Pay 9.99. No tracking. B) Ads. No tracking. C) Ads. Tracking. For that consent is required. The point is that consent needs
by diffeomorphism 3y ago
No, you are missing options.
A) Pay 9.99. No tracking.
B) Ads. No tracking.
C) Ads. Tracking. For that consent is required.
The point is that consent needs to be voluntary to be valid. That is the huge legal difference. Pretty simple concept, but unpopular with advertisers.
So the comparison with A) is a red herring to distract from the lack of consent.
- rollcat 3y agoIs there a consensus on how much CTR you're giving up with context-based (as opposed to tracking-based) ad selection? Are we talking 1% or are we talking 50%? (What if tracking-based ads are actually less effective, as in: "I'm hesitant to click on an ad that keeps following me around"; "I've already bought this thing, will you please stop showing me this ad?"; etc)