Sentences with phrase «intrusive advertising»
"Intrusive advertising" refers to advertisements that forcefully interrupt or disrupt a user's experience while they are using a website, app, or other media platform. These ads may appear in an intrusive manner, such as pop-ups, auto-playing videos, or excessive banner ads, causing annoyance or inconvenience to the user. Full definition
However, consumers who use alternative app stores or intrusive advertising networks expose their devices to greater malware risk.
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Creators often find their videos demonetized for no reason or earn pennies on the dollar from intrusive advertising.
In a blog post, however, AdBlock also said the move would be beneficial to users who would see less intrusive advertising.
The first time I recall intrusive advertising at a sports venue was when McDonald's paid to have its logo placed on the Georgia Tech basketball court.
Coffee shop customers will enjoy the Wi - Fi service without being annoyed by intrusive advertising.
The old model of intrusive advertising and marketing not only costs too much, it no longer works — but what you can do instead is both much more powerful and a whole lot cheaper
Inbound marketing strikes a contrast to outbound and disruptive «attention getters,» such as cold calling, spam email and intrusive advertising.
No wonder they fight against [ADBLOCKERS, the one defence against the intrusive advertising], i shout as a proclamation with fanfare.
Whilst this access brings a world of incredible opportunities, there are certain risks posed via the Internet include accessing potentially harmful content, such as pornography, possible dangerous contact with strangers in chatrooms and commercial pressures like spam and intrusive advertising.
Personal data control, privacy, intrusive advertising.