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It is simple. Put a price on your product. If facebook is "free", so it has no right to complain about how I use it. Am I obligated to allow their systems and t
by meira 10y ago
It is simple. Put a price on your product. If facebook is "free", so it has no right to complain about how I use it. Am I obligated to allow their systems and technologies to mess with mine?
- joopxiv 10y agoHow on earth does this make sense? It's not Facebook that messes with your system, it's your system that messes with their product. If you would actually pay for their product you might be able to make the argument that you should be allowed to use it as you'd like, but you don't. You're using something free of charge and then interfere with how they create their revenue.
- meira 10y agoOk, me and all others that prefer to block ads on Facebook are leaving... Do Fecebook prefer this way? I already left, now I'm convincing others to leave too, and introduce them to ad block has been a good start.