 funchordsHelloPremium,MVM
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Re: Sounds like another industry stance said by DataDoc:They need a better way to target me, but that comes up against my privacy. If TiVo can "predict" suggested shows, a "Super-TiVo" should be able to predict ads that interest me by learning which ones I don't skip. But, then there's that pesky privacy, again. I believe that this is concern is fixable (at least to my own comfort level). For example, let's say your TiVo starts with all ad categories open. After you skip 100 commercials, it starts to deactivate ad categories corresponding to the ones you skip. The ones that remain better represent you, but don't necessarily mean anything -- it just means you've skipped those ads to a much lesser degree.
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 DataDocMy avatar looks like me, if I was 2D.Premium
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Greenville, NC | I agree, and if the choices were wrong, I'd just skip them.
I was just wanting to fend off the privacy crazies. |
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The problem is that many TiVo users are of the opinion that if they're paying for TiVo service that they shouldn't be bombarded with ads. |
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