Yes, I think advertisements should be strictly regulated. It's important to protect consumers from misleading claims and ensure that ads are truthful. This is especially crucial for vulnerable groups like children, who might not understand the intent behind ads. Strict regulations can help maintain public trust in advertising by ensuring that the content is appropriate and ethical.

I don't think advertisements should be too strictly regulated. Businesses need some freedom to market their products creatively. Over-regulation could stifle innovation and lead to increased costs for businesses. Consumers should also take responsibility for their choices and be critical of the ads they see. In a competitive market, misleading ads are often naturally weeded out.

It depends on the industry. For example, pharmaceutical ads should be strictly regulated to ensure safety and transparency. However, in other industries, a balance between consumer protection and business freedom is necessary. Regulations should focus on honesty and transparency, and they should adapt to new advertising platforms like social media while considering cultural norms.