Mobile Game Companies Allegedly Using Third Parties to Spy on Players in Ways Which Would Shock Orwell

Joe Jones
Daily Stormer
January 19, 2018

Mobile game companies are allegedly using high-end spying techniques from a third party to utilize AI technology to more effectively advertise their micro-transactions to users.

These methods include but are not limited to:

They then use this information to determine the best types of transactions should be pushed to you and when. They also determine the best way to deliver these advertisements.

This is psychological manipulation at best. They are knowingly using your state of mind to figure out when you are weakest and most susceptible to spending cash on their shitty game.

Every single company which engages in this kind of tactic (which I would say is at least 99% of them even if they don’t do it in ways this advanced) need to get shut down at a minimum.

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AuthorDaily Stormer
Published Date2018-01-19T00:00:00.000Z
Categoriesfeatured stories, video
Tagsaddiction, advertising, games, gaming, marketing, microtransactions, mind control, mobile games, noprint, psychological manipulation, spying, spyware, video games
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