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Some Europeans Still Sceptical About Personalised Ads

The industry is in high hopes that personalised ads might just be the feature that can make online advertising truly unique and worthwhile. However, this format obviously still spooks people out. Many users don’t like it when ads get up close and personal and follow them around on the web.

Especially in France, people aren’t too fond of their movements being tracked for targeted advertising (39 Percent). The British actually are the least against being served customised content on their journey through the web - then again it’s still a third (33 percent) that don’t want personalised ads. In Germany 38 percent of surfers don’t want to be bothered, according to the latest ADI Report.

This chart was first published by FIPP.

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This chart shows consumer attitudes towards ad personalisation in the UK, Germany and France

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Consumer perceptions of targeted advertisements and personalized content in France, the United Kingdom, and the United States as of August 2024
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Consumer attitudes towards the usage of selected type of data for personalized online advertising in Europe as of November 2024
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Share of consumers who felt uncomfortable with personalized advertising in selected countries worldwide as of January 2025
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Share of consumers who agreed on the helpfulness of personalized advertising in selected countries worldwide as of January 2025
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Consumer attitudes towards targeted advertising in Germany as of July 2023
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Share of adults concerned about targeted or personalized digital advertising based on their online activity in the United Kingdom (UK) as of April 2024, by gender

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