Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
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Re: Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
#2Extremists gonna extreme.
(one way or another this seems batshit crazy; I have no idea what to do about it)
Re: Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
#3I understand geofencing and connecting devices to identities, but I don’t get the “delivers ads to smartphones” part.
They appear to be banner ads, so they’re not putting targeted ads on Facebook or Google. I didn’t think old-fashioned banner ads reached “normals” anymore.
Re: Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
#4I know the YN guidelines say to give preference to the story's original title, but "anti-choice" is a pretty loaded term.
In mainstream news coverage, the more neutral "anti-abortion" is typically used, as opposed to "anti-choice" or "pro-life."
Re: Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
#5I know the YN guidelines say to give preference to the story's original title, but "anti-choice" is a pretty loaded term. In mainstream news coverage, the more neutral "anti-abortion" is typically used, as opposed to "anti-choice" or "pro-life."
What's wrong with just 'pro-life'?
Re: Anti-Choice Groups Use Geo-Fencing to Target ‘Abortion-Minded Women’ at Clinics
#6I know the YN guidelines say to give preference to the story's original title, but "anti-choice" is a pretty loaded term. In mainstream news coverage, the more neutral "anti-abortion" is typically used, as opposed to "anti-choice" or "pro-life."
What's wrong with just 'pro-life'?
The term "pro-life" is intended to imply that opposing points of view are "anti-life" or "pro-death" in exactly the same way that "pro-choice" is intended to imply that opposing points of view are "anti-choice."