Commercials are nothing new. We all grew up with them and can probably sing a dozen or more jingles. What is new is how advertisers have adapted to digital media—especially apps, websites, and social media. Many of today's ads—from product placements in movies and on TV to online contests, viral videos, and chatbots (robots that send instant messages)—don't look like ads. And that's by design. Adapting to ever more jaded and fickle viewers, marketers have developed ways to integrate ads into entertainment, so it's hard to tell where the real content ends and the ads begin. These techniques also encourage us to interact (click, swipe, play, chat), which gives marketers data about our habits, likes, and preferences. QUESTIONS: In the first paragraph, the author states that many of today’s ads do not look like ads. Why does the author think this is a problem? Use text evidence in your response. In the first paragraph, the author focus on advertising in digital media. How does that focus on change in paragraph 2? According to the author, why is this important? How does understanding how cell phone marketing works help people use smartphones safely and responsibly? What evidence from the text supports your answer? I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST PLEASE HELP T^T