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  1. …in reply to @r2rothenberg
    r2rothenberg aripap Besides the fact these things to not individually track you, do not follow you, & do not leak data when you pick them up, direct junk mail has clear opt-outs defined under national law... so I'm not sure that's the comparison you want to make in defense of digital ads.
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      r2rothenberg aripap I can opt out of receiving junk mail permanently under FTC regulations and there is theoretical legal remedies for companies that ignore my opt out. I'm ready for that model for digital ads if you are. See: consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0262-stopping-unsolicited-mail-phone-calls-and-email & usjunkmail.com/consumer/law.aspx
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        r2rothenberg aripap Let's do it Randall! Let's have national regulations that allow consumers to opt-out and request removal from any and all digital marketing tools. Is your comparison here between digital and mail advertising implying that is the IAB's official position?
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