all of my sniffware, adtech and geotrack apps have combined billions of dollars worth of data and infrastructure to determine that I would like to buy the coffee maker i bought last month
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My favorite example of this is someone who bought a toilet seat and was constantly getting adds after like Amazon thought they were collecting them or something 😂
Yes, I am always amazed at how many ads I get for things that I have already bought, and that I am very unlikely to buy again anytime soon. I bought a car, and got deluged with car ads for months. More ads than I got before buying it. Thanks guys, but I already have one. The ads business is a scam.
Those are hilarious, but I especially enjoy ads that are horrifically mistargeted, like the Spanish (which I don't speak) ads offering me employment at McD's. Uh...what? Or all the bra ads I seem to be getting on FB of late. It all suggests I'm successfully hiding from them, at least!
This is my current TikTok experience: HERES THAT MASCARA WE SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT FOR 3 WEEKS UNTIL YOU BOUGHT IT. ISNT IT AWESOME, DONT YOU WANT MORE???
the promotional email Amazon sent me telling me I might be interested in my own book was *chef's kiss*—there's something about the repetition of my full name in the greeting and on the cover that just makes it truly beautiful
I have lied so much on the interwebs that the tracking apps think I need a combine (which would require acreage and living in a different hemisphere) and thermal imaging equipment. Thinking of starting an online spreadsheet of this stuff so the TechnoHoover can feed on itself.
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Six months later I got one asking if I wanted to hire someone to install it.
https://archive.is/3mkoi
Honestly, I'm more impressed by an IRL stunt nowadays. How dare they target women transit wonks. I feel so seen and attacked.
“NO! We will send you a special cleaning solution every month for Optimal Performance!”