I do. I'm the defacto tech support for most of my family and friends. The amount of spyware, viruses, and questions of "This website is telling me I have X prob

I do. I'm the defacto tech support for most of my family and friends. The amount of spyware, viruses, and questions of "This website is telling me I have X problem!" type questions I've gotten over the past decade pretty much forced my hand. I used to setup their computers without adblockers, but decided to just install them by default a few years ago. It's cut down the amount of support requests from a few per year to almost none. Personally, I do whitelist sites I know to be safe and protect my privacy, but for everyone else, it just saves me so much time that it's a no brainer.