It came after concerns people would find it difficult to opt-out of gambling ads on each individual website, so a central opt-out service was announced instead.
This all sounds like a ploy to link our identities between services for tracking.
For everyone skeptical, we have a central “do not dial” scheme that you can add your phone number to and legally opt out of ever getting a telemarketing call that has worked very well.
Likewise we have “do not ring” notices people can self-apply on doors making it illegal for door-knockers to bother you that has also worked very well.
So this is just bureaucrats trying to extend that thinking to gambling ads on the internet… They mean well, but it’s much more technically complex to hide a certain type of ad from specific users and I don’t think they get that.
Would be much, much easier to just ban gambling ads… But as other have said, they’re big political donors in some states…
I already don’t see gambling ads, or indeed any ads at all online. That said, why not just make gambling ads illegal? They managed to do it for tobacco.
because people keep voting for scum
@eremophila @Almacca maybe the system only allows scum to be selected by the elites so they can be voted for…
The duopoly system does, but no one forces people to vote for the duopoly
There is no excuse to vote for them, or for one nation, united, trumpet, the gun lickers, family first etc
People still do though.
So, you’ll just need to provide your name, email or phone to any internet site and app you use? Maybe your ID too.
Fucking tools.
Who even gets ads?
“The goal is for anyone to be able to put their name, email address or phone number on the register and never see any gambling ads on any online” you have got to be joking.
Wow Australians can now catch up on the last 2 decades???
