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We’ll also make sure you have control. If you see an ad you don’t like, you’ll be able to hide it and provide feedback about what didn’t feel right. You can co

We’ll also make sure you have control. If you see an ad you don’t like, you’ll be able to hide it and provide feedback about what didn’t feel right. You can control what you see... by seeing it first. On what planet is that considered "control?"

bluetidepro 13y ago
Also, I imagine they will just use a similar ad system (and UX) that Facebook currently uses (if not the same) since they are all under the same umbrella now. And if that's the case, exactly what you said, that is not "control".
- dkl 13y ago
  For some reason the FB adds, on my feed, are very sexually suggestive. Somehow, seeing cleavage next to pics of family... seems very creepy to me. I really hate it.
rhizome 13y ago
Well, they show you ads based on what they know about you, so if you don't like the ad just give them more information!
- itsdevlin 13y ago
  Exactly. Like Pandora - here's a bunch of things we think you'll like based on what we know about you. Correct our assumptions and we'll make them better.
  - rhizome 13y ago
    Except with Pandora the effort goes to improving something you actually want.
baddox 13y ago
On Earth, using standard English, that is considered "control." It's not "total control," but they never claimed it was.