Who Targets Me
Find out who targets you with digital advertising
What is Who Targets Me?
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Summary
Politicians have always used misleading ads and campaign tricks to win votes. But because Big Tech enables campaigns to secretly launch thousands of ads at once, today’s voters are seeing ads that are more divisive and misleading than ever before.
Despite this, there’s still little systematic data on how individuals are targeted by campaigns.
We believe that these platforms have too much power over our civic conversations; that privately targeted political ads increase polarization and mistrust and that neither campaigns nor Big Tech will behave more responsibly without public pressure and transparency.
That’s why we run Who Targets Me – a free browser extension that lets you contribute to a crowdsourced library of political ads.
The browser extension gives you:
A record of all the political ads you're targeted with and why you see them
Data about which parties and groups are targeting you most
Data about which parties and groups are targeting your district most heavily
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Pros
- Interesting data on ads seen
- Open source code on Github
- Provides information on targeted ads
Cons
- Issues with functionality/loading
- Requests personal information
- Disappointing rewards for participation
Most mentioned
- Does nothing
- Requests personal information
- Disappointing rewards for participation
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Safety
Risk impact
Who Targets Me is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this extension. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install Who Targets Me if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
Who Targets Me is probably trust-worthy. Prefer other publishers if available. Exercise caution when installing this extension.
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