They do already exist, it's just for a much smaller market so it flies under the radar. Advertisers pull out of YouTube due to strong language and others happily slap their apps on porn sites.
Are you talking about the try not to cum scam games or are there some legitimate ads too?
I mean a lot of ads are scammy but also there are plenty that just point to adjacent adult content services like other sites or toy selling sites etc. Regardless it's a profit for whoever runs the ads.
I'd argue that like half of all ads are scams nowadays (and maybe since the beginning)
They do already exist, it's just for a much smaller market so it flies under the radar. Advertisers pull out of YouTube due to strong language and others happily slap their apps on porn sites.
Are you talking about the try not to cum scam games or are there some legitimate ads too?
I mean a lot of ads are scammy but also there are plenty that just point to adjacent adult content services like other sites or toy selling sites etc. Regardless it's a profit for whoever runs the ads.
I'd argue that like half of all ads are scams nowadays (and maybe since the beginning)