Re:Facebook users said no to tracking, and now advertisers a...
by diffeomorphism on Thursday July 15, 2021 @04:48PM
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How about ads without surveillance? Sure, they are paying less, but how much? 2 times? 10 times? 50 times?
Does this change if nobody is allowed to do surveillance? I.e. if privacy-respecting ads are not competing with more intrusive ads, does the price change?
I think discussing options is a waste of time if we don't have any data to base our decisions on.
Does this change if nobody is allowed to do surveillance? I.e. if privacy-respecting ads are not competing with more intrusive ads, does the price change?
I think discussing options is a waste of time if we don't have any data to base our decisions on.