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Advertising overload refers to the practice of not only integrating advertising as a source of revenue in software and websites, but also increasing the number of ads within platforms that consumers use. This has increasingly caused inconvenience to consumers. A commonly cited issue is the length of unskippable ads, which are forcibly shown to people who need to watch CPR videos, with these ad durations only growing longer over time.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12143973/YouTube-playing-30-second-adverts-AID-videos.html</ref><ref>https://1059themountain.com/mornings/youtube-playing-three-minute-ads-prior-to-first-aid-videos/</ref> | '''Advertising overload''' refers to the practice of not only integrating advertising as a source of revenue in software and websites, but also increasing the number of ads within platforms that consumers use. This has increasingly caused inconvenience to consumers. A commonly cited issue is the length of unskippable ads, which are forcibly shown to people who need to watch CPR videos, with these ad durations only growing longer over time.<ref>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12143973/YouTube-playing-30-second-adverts-AID-videos.html</ref><ref>https://1059themountain.com/mornings/youtube-playing-three-minute-ads-prior-to-first-aid-videos/</ref> | ||
==Applications in industries== | ==Applications in industries== |