> That's why it's for the best if you avoid ads as much as possible. I wouldn't exactly just avoid them, though most are useless, so it's not a bad idea. You j

> That's why it's for the best if you avoid ads as much as possible. I wouldn't exactly just avoid them, though most are useless, so it's not a bad idea. You just want to understand what they are... even honest ones will only present information that is a reason to buy. E.g., when I saw the iPhone 15 ads and the best thing they could say about was that it had some titanium, I knew it was a product I could ignore. (Not that I have an iPhone 14 either, but I already knew that one wasn't worth an upgrade to me).