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I find that avoiding ads isn't avoiding wanting to pay for a product. It's avoiding wanting to be a product. If my attention has value, then I get to determin
by jachee 8y ago
I find that avoiding ads isn't avoiding wanting to pay for a product.
It's avoiding wanting to be a product.
If my attention has value, then I get to determine what that value is.
It's a sad state to be where corporations work so hard to steal people's time, attention and privacy and give them as little as possible in return.
- manigandham 8y ago> If my attention has value, then I get to determine what that value is. That's exactly what you're doing by using the product. You could spend your time doing something else, or paying to skip ads instead.
- jachee 8y agoWhere can I pay Facebook for the not-creepy, no-ads version?
- manigandham 8y agoThey don't offer that, but there are many other ways to communicate with people that you can choose from.