Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
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Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#2Other references: http://marketingland.com/no-what-facebook-hears-on-your-phon... http://www.computerworld.com/article/3079412/security/facebo...
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#3Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#4I assume FB would have learned several friends have joined together in the same location.
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#5http://newsroom.fb.com/news/h/facebook-does-not-use-your-pho...
The phenomenon you're observing is due to various interesting human psychological quirks, such as priming effects.
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#6Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#7Here's a theory: after your conversation with your friends, one of your friends checked out the Campari product on the web, and from there FB deduced that you might also be interested.
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#8You are just one of Billion Facebook users, those numbers are high enough to have coincidences.
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#9Here's a theory: after your conversation with your friends, one of your friends checked out the Campari product on the web, and from there FB deduced that you might also be interested.
searches for "Campari" are 1000x normal in this geographic area
Re: Ask HN: Can we find out why a specific ad appears in our Facebook feed?
#10Here's a theory: after your conversation with your friends, one of your friends checked out the Campari product on the web, and from there FB deduced that you might also be interested.
or facebook knew you were at a restaurant that served it searches for "Campari" are 1000x normal in this geographic area