>"use an adblocker" becomes as standard a piece of advice as "use an antivirus" I really like going overboard with ads making it swinging that way. When conten

>"use an adblocker" becomes as standard a piece of advice as "use an antivirus" I really like going overboard with ads making it swinging that way. When content blocking users were a very small minority, it was very easy to brand them akin to pirates doing something shady. Sure, we will have sponsored content or whatever form ads come next, but I see people are more concerned about their privacy as ever before, which I feel is a good thing.