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This will ruin a lot of legitimate uses that's not paranoia-induced security protection... I would recommend not using that and simply using uBlock Origin, so p
by Exuma 8y ago
This will ruin a lot of legitimate uses that's not paranoia-induced security protection... I would recommend not using that and simply using uBlock Origin, so people can still read where their users are coming from on their campaigns.
- monochromatic 8y agoIt's not paranoia. Modern advertising/tracking really is awful. Why should I care what uses of my information you believe are legitimate?
- Exuma 8y agoWell... chances are if you're going to PAY for a service, then you find it useful do you not? They might have found you as a customer from different advertising channels. Better optimization means more customers, means more revenue, which means they can iterate faster, delivering you an even better product.
- sincerely 8y agoWhat if I, the user, don't want the website I'm visiting to know where I'm coming from? Why does a website deserve to know what other website I was on before??
- Exuma 8y agoSee my other answers
- ionised 8y agoI don't care what these people consider legitimate.
- Exuma 8y agoSo if you're paying for a useful service, you don't care about helping that SAAS company to optimize their campaigns, to net them more revenue, so they can build a better service that you're using??
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- ionised 8y agoExactly, I don't care. Not if if the trade-off is being tracked or advertised to. If that happens with a service I'm already paying for, they get dropped entirely. It's not my problem how the company chooses to go forward with its product and I honestly don't care. There are alternatives to most things out there.