/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13736646
I'd had an ad for Vimeo and one for meh.com (heh), I'm sure they're as or more legitimate than whatever your clients are hawking to be honest. Not sure why the you'd go through a third party anyway? You wanted to advertise that you're advertising (this sounded ludicrous to me at first but then I remembered how stupid boomers are and they literally do pay third parties to set up google ads for them)? Also, I'm sure that you as a fudding privacy minimalist that works for a company that sinks or swims on its ability to track users through their phone's mic and takes pictures of their pee pee while they sleep being involved in this decision (provided this scenario isn't wholly farcical to begin with) would have nothing to do with whether or not this company you're involved with decides to advertise over Brave. Frick off dude lmao

>>13432486
Why would normies be complaining about something they have to go out of their way to manually opt in to?