I would say that, from a user perspective, I do accidentally click on a lot of stuff on Reddit and Twitter. Almost every third post is an ad.
I would say that, from a user perspective, I do accidentally click on a lot of stuff on Reddit and Twitter. Almost every third post is an ad.
Ad tech is weird.
I have a love-hate relationship with this site
which runs some great articles but also runs a stupid roundup on large HDDs every month where they don't do any research but scrape prices from AMZN.
The thing is when I am visiting that site on mobile the content is always jiggling around, I think it is no accident because it means you want to click on a link but ka-ching you clicked on an ad.
As a user, and not a person with advertising dollars to spend, try using reddit in firefox with ublock origin installed as a plugin. The experience is significantly better.
Also works well with firefox on android and ublock origin.