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> Okay, but I fail to see how this eventuality results in the end of ads. I'd bet it goes down to 0 for 99%+ websites. A few big websites might keep it, but
by guglecwoam 26d ago
> Okay, but I fail to see how this eventuality results in the end of ads.
I'd bet it goes down to 0 for 99%+ websites. A few big websites might keep it, but anything that inhibits the site from generating (meaningful) data, like users posting, sharing product feedback, describing fun things to do, showing pictures of an area, etc. will be reduced. What I am betting on is most sites opting for monetizing as data generation, rather than ad serving.