I don't mind ads but I do mind tracking. * If Wired would implement a solution that provides confidentiality to users, following the approach of The Intercept

I don't mind ads but I do mind tracking. * If Wired would implement a solution that provides confidentiality to users, following the approach of The Intercept [1], I would have no problem with it. * If Wired would show me ads I was interested in, I'd be happy to see them (assuming my confidentiality is preserved). * If Wired would provide a way to pay them without having to go through another website registration and credit card payment process, I'd pay them. I don't have time to register for and pay every website I read using the current systems, and Wired isn't at the top of my list. If users are so annoyed by part of your website that they are investing time and effort in disabling it, perhaps the problem is with your website. [1] https://theintercept.com/2015/11/04/what-the-intercepts-new-audience-measurement-system-means-for-reader-privacy/ https://theintercept.com/2015/11/04/what-the-intercepts-new-...