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> No one _wants_ to be tracked Plenty of people seem to genuinely believe that “personalized ads” are good for them.
by xigoi 6mo ago
> No one _wants_ to be tracked
Plenty of people seem to genuinely believe that “personalized ads” are good for them.
- Jaxan 6mo agoThey are told to believe that.
- PunchyHamster 6mo agoand yet if they had question prompted to them even most of them would click "no"
- maccard 6mo agoNo, they don’t. They will click whichever option gets the modal out of the way.
- jampekka 6mo agoNo-one is too absolute, but could ne used as a rough rule of thumb. Depending on the study, 0.16% to 7% want to get tracked. https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2025-07/Pay_or_Okay_Report_2025_web.pdf https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2025-07/Pay_or_Okay_Repo...
- LocalH 6mo agoLies, damned lies, and statistics
- drfloyd51 6mo agoI think getting ads that are relevant to me is better than compete nonsense. BUT, I also don’t want to give advertisers any information to do it. (Maybe A.S.L. is ok to share?) Yes. I know my two thoughts are in conflict, for the advertisers. Too bad for them. Figure it out.