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- FrierenAds providers should be held responsible for delivering malware. All the tracking (that includes fingerprinting for clients that do not want to be tracked) should also be illegal.How is this acceptable for society goes beyond me. And then corporations blame individuals when they get scammed. It is your fault that we have all your information and leak it everywhere, when it is not just directly sold.And add jail time to fines. Fines means nothing for the rich.
- fhdkweigA later submission has more comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50103000 , 57 comments 1 hour ago
- saagarjhaI’m a little confused how mobile ad targeting ends up as a DLL hijack?
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- the_giraffeSomeone should look at mergers of large digital advertising companies after Trump's most recent election... And then look at the timing of it. The countries involved happened to be Israeli and have many employees based out of Argentina. Which is crazy since the United States, Israel and Argentina happened to become extremely close after that election cycle...The CTO happens to have worked for Radwarehttps://radware.com/https://www.innovid.com/about-us/news/mediaocean-completes-a...
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- kleiba2uBlock Origin ftw
- kotaKatApps should be required to disclose every single ad network they use as part of their app store disclosures. I want a lot more transparency as to where the ads are coming from inside the app itself.I've witnessed consumer apps throwing quite heinous malware/sketchware advertisements and watched the banners rotate between 4-5 different ad vendors to keep things hot and spicy.
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