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I don't want every window I walk by blasting ads at me. This is dystopic.

• hulitu 2y ago
  It is to fight terrorism. Think about the children. /s
• Cthulhu_ 2y ago
  But we're already there. Depending on where you are of course, but most main streets already do. Times Square has been (in)famous for it for decades. I don't understand why people in this thread are panicking about living in an ad ridden dystopia when they already do.
  • boesboes 2y ago
    Doesn't have to get even worse than it already is. I don't live on times square and prefer to keep it that way. I will not roll over and take it just because it's not that much worse.
  • rightbyte 2y ago
    I am in a playground right now with zero ads in sight. There is still plenty of room for explotation. Times Square is a thing. At one point, people visited amusement parks to look at the light bulbs. In some way the first movers might be cute.