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> There is no such thing as privacy-respecting advertising. Sure there is; print ads are fine, and nothing prevents that style being used on the web (in fact,
by yjftsjthsd-h 2y ago
> There is no such thing as privacy-respecting advertising.
Sure there is; print ads are fine, and nothing prevents that style being used on the web (in fact, I'm aware of a local paper that does do that). It's just that advertisers really want to spy on users, so they pretty much always do.
- galleywest200 2y agoOne good example I like to show for this kind of web advertising is https://theweekinchess.com/ https://theweekinchess.com/ Basic image/hyperlinked banner ads, located to the side and non-disruptive, and relative to the topic of the website you are currently visiting.
- philipov 2y agoI don't want the advertisers who are spying on us to get a second chance to reconsider a more ethical way of doing business. I want their industry driven into the ground and destroyed for the crimes they've already committed. Only after that happens can we can talk about privacy-respecting advertising being possible.