That I rooted my android devices to install an ad-blocker. Works perfectly, ad-free.
That I don't watch TV, or rather not broadcast TV. I download the TV-series I want, from torrent sites where I block the ads.
I have multiple layers of web ad-blocking, priv-proxy, ad-blocker, ghostery and finally opera's own rather good content blocker.
I use a government friend who has access to digests created from newspapers for polticians, ad free newspapers.
I don't buy DVD's because of their forced ads.
I don't use streaming services that display ads. Youtube is very easily manipulated to show zero ads.
I have my groceries delivered so I don't have to go to the supermarket and deal with the visual bombardment created to get me to buy stuff I don't want.
I do my tech shopping from pricewatch lists and real user reviews, so I don't have to deal with advertising on product sites and "pro" reviews sites whose product is paid for reviews.
THAT is how effective advertisers have become. I didn't used to mind ads but over the last decade they have managed to stimulate my brain into a rabid hatred of even the tiniest exposure to advertising.
And I am not alone. If advertising really worked, they wouldn't have to force it on us. The low point apparently happening in New York were kids were forced to watch commercials in exchange for school. It was a VPRO documentary so it probably was true (they are left-wing but to serious to make stuff up).
Why do you think you can't skip the commercials on DVD's? Because the advertisers are confident you enjoy watching them and want the information? No, because advertisers know all their tricks are useless in persuading people to watch something they don't want to.
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