>>pbrw+(OP)
Why do people hate personalized ads so much? I understand hating ads in general, but why something personalized is worse than just random spam?
EDIT ---
Ok, I get it now. Personalized ads = surveillance. Fair enough.
Doesn't the whole GDPR already cover it though? You can opt out of the surveillance.
>>kackie+h7
Hating ads in general, it's logical to hate them succeed even more. It's the positive feedback loop that leads to force-fed dystopia IMO. It's a temporary remedy, but I do "bad actor" behavior, once I get shown a good and relevant ad, I am banning the source and interact with the irrelevant ones instead.