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I’m all for ad-blocking and the existence of ad blockers. But I really don’t like the idea of corporations making decisions about what ads we get to see. It’s
by nibnalin 9y ago
I’m all for ad-blocking and the existence of ad blockers.
But I really don’t like the idea of corporations making decisions about what ads we get to see. It’s a slippery slope to go down. The existence of an entity which may even be “blamed” by content creators for taking their money(not exactly, but to some extent) for not meeting a standard they virtually have very little control over is almost un-democratic.
And I won’t be surprised if there are some “oops, these guys meet all criterias but are still getting blocked” unintentionally(or even intentionally) by Google.
I don’t use Chrome very often, but I’d recommend everyone to disable this feature when it ships(and use ublock/other open source blockers if one has to).