&gt;I&#x27;m presuming that you&#x27;re making the assumption that ads delivered to less affluent people are less valuable (otherwise I have no clue what your post is supposed to mean in context).<p>They are, I don&#x27;t think you understand how modern ad networks work.<p>Ad networks work on a bidding system when you access a website with ads the ad network uses the profile they have on you which includes your sex, age, &quot;interests&quot;, location and also presumed income and pretty much sell you rather than the spot in the banner.<p>Ad networks charge much higher fees for iOS users than Android users, Android generates 3 times the ad traffic that iOS does but both iOS and Android have the same revenue share as far the global mobile ad market goes.
This means that the average iOS user is worth 3 times than the average Android user as far as advertisement goes.<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;operamediaworks.com&#x2F;innovation-and-insights&#x2F;state-of-mobile-advertising-2015-q2" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;operamediaworks.com&#x2F;innovation-and-insights&#x2F;state-of-...</a>