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I think this is true, companies just want to advertise on equal footing at least. So disabling tracking would only hit only those that ride on the advertising b
by raxxorraxor 2y ago
I think this is true, companies just want to advertise on equal footing at least. So disabling tracking would only hit only those that ride on the advertising budgets of companies.
If I ask in our advertising department, they do SEO "because the other do that too".
- rlpb 2y ago> So disabling tracking would only hit only those that ride on the advertising budgets of companies. Reading this, it occurs to me that there's another group that would be hit: the tracking "industry" that has sprung up. They would become redundant. Perhaps that's why they're so vocal.