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This only works when the site, ad network and advertiser are three distinct and separate entities.

Given that pretty much all social media now runs its own advertising systems, it won't actually have much effect. Sure it wastes some money, but given how precise site analytics are, most can actually discern between real clicks and these automated tools.

Not to mention that the whole website for this tool looks like is itself riddled with ads, and also, over 2/3 of all internet traffic happens on mobile devices, which this extension doesn't support.

Hear hear!

This. Use their desperation to your benefits.

Demand no probation since you were previously a good employee. Demand higher pay, better benefits et al, hell, a signing bonus and backpay for your unfair dismissal, go as far as you can. Remember, they just realised that they need you more than you need them.

Use that knowledge to your advantage.

That sounds way dirtier than what it is

That sounds way too generic for it to be a proper smut community. Got a link?

Technically I'm a dude, but I will accept an honourary smut girlie title

I swear to dog I'm not following you yet every second post I see you pop up under it 😭

He's orange. Unless it's his day with the brain cell, he's incapable of even determining what a trap is, let alone set one.

It's "controversial" because Nazism has somehow became acceptable to a considerable chunk of the population, who publicly deny it, thus creating "controversy".

Thanks! Looks like it's my client blocking my view from all of these communities, including via search. First one isn't even clickable and second appears empty.

I'm currently using Interstellar. Got any recommendations for iOS that can handle Lemmy, mBin AND PieFed, while not over-filtering NSFW? Interstellar doesn't seem to have any proper toggles aside from "covering up sensitive content", which I've already had disabled.

EDIT: Looks like the second link's domain is down, and up for sale?

Of course it isn't. A large number of the population is easily misled by even mediocre AI generated content. Which generates clicks, traffick, and thus revenue (through ads).

Why would a company with the sole priority of generating revenue, care about things like being truthful or legitimate or real, when that doesn't generate revenue?

Given peopledotcom refuses to make their website actually usable (the cookie and privacy policy notice isn't dismissable for example), I refuse to give them any level of traffic.