(Surveillance ad companies like to try to snow you with a lot of math, but it's as simple as supply and demand. Creepy tracking expands the set of possible ads from just sites that advertisers would choose to sponsor, to include sites they wouldn't)
Don Marti on Nostr: fwiw, one more reason why npub1psdfx…99sr7 was right about ebook DRM. The real book ...
fwiw, one more reason why npub1psdfxfpxz2cwmmnsk60y3nqpn2tqh9n24h4hstvfkwvr6eaek9js499sr7 (npub1psd…9sr7) was right about ebook DRM. The real book pirate problem is…the ads. Major agencies and adtech companies are happy to pay low-effort sites, including an ever-churning set that are just copies of other people's books
(Surveillance ad companies like to try to snow you with a lot of math, but it's as simple as supply and demand. Creepy tracking expands the set of possible ads from just sites that advertisers would choose to sponsor, to include sites they wouldn't)
(Surveillance ad companies like to try to snow you with a lot of math, but it's as simple as supply and demand. Creepy tracking expands the set of possible ads from just sites that advertisers would choose to sponsor, to include sites they wouldn't)