The reason we hate online ads is that they are forced on us where we do not want them and when we do not want them. It's time that companies realize if consumers need information, they will look for it. They don't want it pushed into their face.https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/28/opinion/online-ads.html …
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Unfortunately it's not a question of whether we want these ads, but of whether they work often enough to be worth it to the advertisers.
It's not even a question of whether they work on us, but of whether they work on other people that they can't (or don't bother to) distinguish from us.
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Or 'work' means creating common knowledge of what a product signals, even if you don't personally buy it. (Not sure how much of advertising this is, but it's one goal.)
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This conflation can have consequences.
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