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Using a gerund is a touch false. The evidence provided is a change in the ToS from bitly: Upcoming changes to our Terms of Service We are making some adj
by adolph 2y ago
Using a gerund is a touch false. The evidence provided is a change in the ToS from bitly:
Upcoming changes to our Terms
of Service
We are making some adjustments to our Terms of Service
and Privacy Policy that will affect you as a user of Bitly's
free plan.
Beginning in the next month, when your audience interacts
with your Bitly links or QR Codes, they may see a preview
page prior to being directed to the destination URL. The
page includes information about the link destination and
may include advertising.
As a free Bitly user, you can remove the preview page
experience from your links and QR Codes at any time by
selecting a paid Bitly plan.
- jimbob45 2y agoThe original link is dead but I have no reason not to trust what you're saying. Is this for new links or links from all time?
- bananapub 2y agothat is indeed the email they sent out and it definitely suggests all links will get interstitial junk.
- deweller 2y agoLinks from non-paid users will get an interstitial.
- mobilio 2y agoALL links. But you can turn this off for links if you are using paid account. This setting is unavailable for free accounts.
- lupire 2y ago"inject" is the wrong word too. They aren't modifying links or linked pages. It's a free service that displays ads before showing free content. Like most other free services. Flagged the misleading title.
- bananapub 2y ago"inject [in to the redirection process]" is clear and accurate