Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
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Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
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Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#2Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense.
What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#3Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense. What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
Presumably a verified click is a click traceable to an attested human identity through your government's soon-to-be-implemented "KYC to use a computer or smartphone" policy.
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#4Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense. What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
"Please drink verification can" (Black Mirror)
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#5Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense. What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
https://archive.ph/PIrQi
The article is about email marketing. Some company has a proprietary algorithm that purportedly detects whether a click is legitimate based on 8y of development and data collection.
It’s definitely a race against the growing capabilities of the models in use and one that will be very difficult to win which is why there has been a significant push toward verification across the Internet—not because of the children, but because of the revenue.
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Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#7They won’t.
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#8Big picture, it kind of blew my mind a few years ago when I realized this: If one concern is the surveillance panopticon thing, it's mitigated by the fact that online advertising itself is a business "fraught" with the fact that there is just as much of an incentive for the seller of ads to be loose with the truth and to use those sorts of tactics as it is for anyone else.
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#9Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense. What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
https://archive.ph/PIrQi The article is about email marketing. Some company has a proprietary algorithm that purportedly detects whether a click is legitimate based on 8y of development and data collection. It’s definitely a race against the growing capabilities of the models in use and one that will be very difficult to win which is why there has been a significant push toward verification across the Internet—not be…
And I have a proprietary algorithm that can identify whether Brooklyn Bridge is up for sale or not.
Re: Advertisers Could Soon Demand 'Verified Clicks'
#10Analogue hole. This 'Verified Clicks' doesn't make sense. What makes a click 'verified', bots can still click links with browser use anyway and you will not be able to tell.
Presumably a verified click is a click traceable to an attested human identity through your government's soon-to-be-implemented "KYC to use a computer or smartphone" policy.
The ad fraud could still come from malware running on KYC’d computers, while the owner of that computer is blissfully unaware.