Yeah. I am waiting for the first trial to see how companies are going to defend the "ads are needed to finance the content" argument. Wait a minute. I am think

Yeah. I am waiting for the first trial to see how companies are going to defend the "ads are needed to finance the content" argument. Wait a minute. I am thinking of a webserver that would make each visitor/client pay a fee to maintain the connection (or the socket). The server would be connected to a feedback infrastructure (a service provided by another company) that would only allow individual connections to be maintained if it's fed with data from tracking. So the tracking would actually technically be needed to provide the service (the connection) if the company hosting the content chooses to use that web server service from that other company. Eh.