If companies need advertisements to inform potential customers, let them do that in an appropriate place. For instance, an adds booklet.
Allowing companies to use the public space to advertise is not in the interest of the populace: it stimulates overconsumption and it creates distracting stimuli in an environment that is already very busy. It also facilitates unfair competition when advertising space is sold to the highest bidder, since company wealth supersedes product quality or utility.

cool, so they should still ban ads entirely. it's a waste

while their at it, also ban a lot of the bullshit they put on products too.. zero sugar you claim? why is number 3 on the ingredient list... sugar? ohhh that's right, you manipulated the serving size so math stoically there's 0% sugar... but it's a lie so ya know...

No screen reader, and no clue why, it happens often, though many times it's just a delay, this time nothing seems to happen to load it..