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No one argues that. It's much more dubious whether the consumer has the right to patronize a business in explicit disregard of the terms that business sets. If
by deong 10y ago
No one argues that. It's much more dubious whether the consumer has the right to patronize a business in explicit disregard of the terms that business sets. If you don't want to see ads on Forbes, you can not go to Forbes. I'm not so sure you're entitled to just read Forbes without the ads.
I use an ad-blocker too. I'm just not so sure I'm defending some principled public good in doing so.
- CaptSpify 10y agoAnd that's kind of what OP is doing. He's saying "lets not even go to those sites". In a weird way, it's more ethical to just not share them, than to share them with ad-block users.