Monday, August 19, 2024
I’m battling a relentless influx of emails. They’re from seemingly countless sources and clamoring for my attention. The ceaseless inbox flooding is overwhelming. An unexpected email might appear to represent one advertiser, but that’s not so. Instead, it comes from one sender that represents many advertising clients and uses my address captured in its system.
It’s impossible not to admire the internet world’s boundless creativity; it’s truly awe-inspiring. The constantly unveiled imagined possibilities are making remarkable achievements. Even seemingly minor advancements are reshaping our lives in unprecedented ways.
Consider the world of commerce. It’s now increasingly online and fueled by the powerful combination of widespread advertising, effortless purchasing, and lightning-fast deliveries. Those masses of unwanted emails have become huge in today’s internet-related marketing.
I am an internet junkie; I use it to blog, search for information, and access products. I am interested in the emerging capabilities of artificial intelligence and eagerly await its potential capacity to create figurative illustrations.
Yet, the sheer invasiveness of online advertising is overwhelming. Every site I visit seems to unleash a torrent of advertisers tracking my every move through cookies. Perhaps, in the future, someone ingenious will devise a readily accessible tool, a protective measure allowing us to effortlessly silence those unwanted marketing tentacles with a single click.
Dear Friends: Love or hate the internet, as its grip on our lives keeps tightening. Diana
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