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Ads in the street fund...something. I ignore them as they aren't terribly targeting, and I'm not an impulse buyer based on some pic of an overly happy smiley p
by InCityDreams 3y ago
Ads in the street fund...something.
I ignore them as they aren't terribly targeting, and I'm not an impulse buyer based on some pic of an overly happy smiley person.
Inasmuch as I'm not obligated to fund the advertisers and companies I see in the streets, the same is true of the net.
I owe them nothing - especially as they try and track me. I leave my phone in the car when i go shopping so location isn't a thing they can utilise against me, which they would if possible.
Having said that, i am looking after a friends dog at the moment. I walked past a store that sells royal canine a few days ago... got an ad for dog food on amazon, and in my gmail.
Coincidence?
Possibly.
Am i nervous?
Absolutely you should be too.
- berkes 3y agoAds in the streets fund surprisingly little. I've spent energy and time finding out how much my local govt got from these ads and learned three things. They don't want to tell, because it's embarrassing small amounts. They don't really know the exact numbers. Many ads on "public spaces" fund private or corporate coffers rather than municipality.