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I think the vibrate would catch people who aren't really looking at their phone and the x% of people who don't know how to really use their phone.
by Qworg 13y ago
I think the vibrate would catch people who aren't really looking at their phone and the x% of people who don't know how to really use their phone.
- michaelmior 13y agoI think the percentage of people browsing the Web while not looking at their phone is pretty low. I'm also not sure how the vibration would convince people who don't know how to use their phone. I would suspect this group would require less effort to manipulate.
- tlarkworthy 13y agonot many people click legitimate ads. but a low enough percentage do, to make marginal gains in their effectiveness highly sought after I suspect malware works the same. It costs little to deploy, so even if 1 in 10,000 people are fooled, it can be lucrative.
- michaelmior 13y agoMy point was that I don't think the vibration would make much of a difference. But you're right that a small gain in the effectiveness could be worthwhile.