> Your livelihood is not threatened if you don't see some information hidden through a facebook login. I would have missed an exam, because the place and date

> Your livelihood is not threatened if you don't see some information hidden through a facebook login. I would have missed an exam, because the place and date were only communicated through that medium. > I can see enabling adblock for the internet at large and sites you don't care about, but you KNOW that facebook relies on ads and you repeatedly use them. As I said, I rarely go there (maybe two or three times per year?). I'm more a statistical noise at that level. I doubt it threatens their business model, they seem to be doing pretty well recently. In fact I'm probably making them and their partners save some money by not loading ads for products I would not buy anyway, it seems way more ethical to me. And in fact all of this is dwarfed by the fact that ads in general are a big security risk.