Re:YouTube is testing a more aggressive approach against ad ...
by Zak on Friday June 30, 2023 @02:35PM
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This seems like one of the best possible applications for consumer AR. I'd love glasses that would replace display cute animals on top of real-world ads.
Re:YouTube is testing a more aggressive approach against ad ...
by nneonneo on Friday June 30, 2023 @03:23PM
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Unfortunately, given current trends, you're going to get glasses that put ads on top of cute animals instead.
Re:YouTube is testing a more aggressive approach against ad ...
by 20after4 on Friday June 30, 2023 @11:35PM
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We are quickly headed toward the dystopia exhibited in the movie minority report. Actually we're already there for the most part.
Re:YouTube is testing a more aggressive approach against ad ...
by _aavaa_ on Saturday July 01, 2023 @03:03PM
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I think you're being far too generous.
Pollution is something that occurs because it's too costly to prevent, or the people producing the pollution simply don't care.
The effect advertising has one you isn't some externality that the advertisers couldn't be bothered fixing, the effect is the whole point.
I see them as environmental pollution that affects the mind instead of the body (this also includes offline ads btw, I actually wish there were adblockers for the real world).