Comment on A Novel Approach to Yotube Ads
0xD@infosec.pub 11 months agoi don’t give a shit about the consequences of a change that substancial
Aaaah, the very sign of a simple mind.
Comment on A Novel Approach to Yotube Ads
0xD@infosec.pub 11 months agoi don’t give a shit about the consequences of a change that substancial
Aaaah, the very sign of a simple mind.
Womble@lemmy.world 11 months ago
(abolitionists circa 1800) IMO slavery should be banned, and before anyone responds, no I don’t give a shit about the consequences of a change that substantial.
Some things are simple and don’t require a nuanced take. I’m not saying ads are anywhere near as important as slavery but thinking something is an unmitigated negative and should be got rid of regardless of consequences is a legitimate position.
wavebeam@lemmy.world 11 months ago
How would getting rid of ads work? Like logistically? Is a fancy box for your product an ad? Is eye-level placement of a product on a shelf an ad? Is the make and model branding in a vehicle an ad?
I would love to see less ads, or no ads, I’ve done all I can to remove them from my life entirely, but the magic wish kind of removal of them seems… impossible
Womble@lemmy.world 11 months ago
It would work the way the internet worked before google monetised monitoring everyone to sell ads, people who want a website paying to host it, and if they are a company charge for whatever they are selling.
SmoothIsFast@citizensgaming.com 11 months ago
You mean the ads on the side of the screen that told you to play some interactive game in them so they could install malware? Ads of some form were always a thing on the internet, first in forum posts then to website ads then Google started essentially buying ad space on other websites, and paid you for it. I hate Google but when that first came out at least most ads weren’t filled with malware at that point.