If it looks like a scam, then false positives are unavoidable. These companies are trying to protect average people from being scammed on their services, and I would honestly prefer they keep doing this. I do not want to spend hours on the phone to the bank with a shaken grandparent again (after they get cryptoscammed).
Claiming they are against "privacy-first services" is just creating a victim narrative where one does not exist. As people keep saying here on this very website, these platforms do not owe you a microphone.
Also, just one bit of advice, most developer types will have adblockers, so you're really not going to have a great time trying to target them with adverts.
Claiming they are against "privacy-first services" is just creating a victim narrative where one does not exist. As people keep saying here on this very website, these platforms do not owe you a microphone.
Also, just one bit of advice, most developer types will have adblockers, so you're really not going to have a great time trying to target them with adverts.