I wasn't going to give-up uBlock origin just because Google introduced "better ads", and the reason for that is tracking. Where's the "better tracking" policy (

I wasn't going to give-up uBlock origin just because Google introduced "better ads", and the reason for that is tracking. Where's the "better tracking" policy (by which I mean less tracking)? But as you say, tracking is only going to get worse with Google's "better" ads. As for don't be evil, I think that was completely lost right around the time they started using their algorithms to favor their services in the "neutral" Google search, and when they started influencing search results to help certain political candidates.