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Except you already have one of those pieces of information -- where you are. Depending on how much privacy we are referring to, it's perfectly reasonable to re
by CubsFan1060 3y ago
Except you already have one of those pieces of information -- where you are. Depending on how much privacy we are referring to, it's perfectly reasonable to regularly download the location of all busses in a city. This would locate you to a city, but then on-device you could figure out what you actually care about.
Same with the super market. It's _very_ reasonable to download an ad for one store. Even for multiples.
My argument is "It would likely only download what you look at and now the store knows what you looked.", IS one way to do it, but it does not have to be the way that it's done. If your argument is that you need 100% perfect privacy, and therefore need to download all the data in the world all the time, then that doesn't seem realistic.
- nox101 3y ago3d animated ads are large in terms a size and bandwidth. Yes, I'm 100% sure they are not going to pre-download ads. Even if they aren't 3d they'll be video. Same thing, they aren't going to pre-download the ads. Each ad on each product will only download when you're looking at it and as such they'll know what you're looking at. It's no different than the maps. Google knows which part of Google maps you're at. With several orders of magnitude more data needed to show all of that stuff in 3D in your POV there's no way they'll pre download it all. They're only going to show what you're looking at right now. Further, much of that they're showing will change daily. When all the displays on Time Square showing real time news end up multiplied by 100s to be virtual displays in AR, it's way more data. All of which needs to be pulled on demand, not pre cached, and all of which needs to be limited to what you see, downloading in directions you're not looking is a waste of bandwidth no one is going to pay for