This is yet another article from Ars that has the stench of paid content. Maybe conspiracy mongering, but it seems like they've done a lot of anti no script /

This is yet another article from Ars that has the stench of paid content. Maybe conspiracy mongering, but it seems like they've done a lot of anti no script / ad blocker stuff lately. Misinformation and scare tactics aren't going v to make savvy users expose themselves to the tracking, invasive ads, and malicious code of the unfiltered web. Some less savvy Ars readers may be fooled though.