Because that's how websites can offer you content for free. Just like broadcast television, advertisers for time on websites, 0as well as pay-per-click when someone goes to the advertisers website. When will there be less advertisements on the internet? Never, in our lifetimes (maybe).

But advertising experts agree that crummy ads — some just irritating, others malicious — appear to be proliferating. They point to a variety of potential causes: internal turmoil at tech companies, weak content moderation and higher-tier advertisers exploring alternatives.

Online advertising is necessary to support websites and pay for expenses such as web hosting, compensation for writers and developers, and other costs. However, many people find online ads to be intrusive and annoying and prefer to turn them off.

The annoyance we feel towards online advertising can be attributed to a combination of factors, including interruption overload, distraction dilemma, and cognitive overload. These elements negatively impact our user experience, making us associate negative feelings with the ads and even the brands they represent.