There's no privacy interest in online ad content shown to a targeted slice of the public, any more than for TV Super Bowl commercials.https://twitter.com/isikoff/status/905938608644874249 …
Theory: there may actually be a "privacy interest" if the targeted audience was a huge list of individual people's names/identities...
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You'd have to tell me more. I'm not sure how making public the ad itself is invading privacy, irrespective of who's targeted.
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Indeed, I don't see any way releasing the ad itself could be invading privacy, unless they somehow tailored with individual names...
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Maybe something like the way product ads can tailor with names of friends who like their page?
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Not by any means trying to defend FB's atrocious behavior here, just wondering if there's really some awful privacy-invasion involved...
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Yes. It'd be good to make sure -- personally tailored ads could be shared with a clearinghouse by template. "Hello, %FNAME, buy this!"
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