SrsBsns join:2001-08-30 Oklahoma City, OK 1 edit |
How will users know?I'm not researching each ad to determine the source. I'll keep skipping them, thanks. |
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rradina join:2000-08-08 Chesterfield, MO |
Surely they'll have to have some kind of branding campaign so folks know when something is paying for the data it uses. What's interesting is I wonder how many folks are even concerned about most ads (pictures in e-mail, pictures on web sites and banner ads in apps) using their data? Could this backfire and end up making the public more aware of these things eating up their cap? |
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I use an ad blocker. It does affect your cap quite a bit. I went from using about 4GB a month to using just above 2, and I did not change anything except adding the ad blocker. |
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silbaco Premium Member join:2009-08-03 USA 1 edit |
silbaco
Premium Member
2014-Jun-26 10:01 pm
The problem with ad blockers is most people don't add things like Pandora and services with high operational costs as exceptions, which is destructive to the internet as a whole. Ad blockers are costing Pandora millions. |
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OldCableGuy3 to SrsBsns
Anon
2014-Jun-27 5:05 pm
to SrsBsns
Just like most commenters here not researching the facts in Net Nutrality. They just look at the company name... NetFlix or T-Mobile "yay" ComCast or AT&T or Verizon "rabble rabble" |
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