Again, it's not about the regulation or privacy. It's about how the regulation actually works and the processes and procedures it requires that are being debate

Again, it's not about the regulation or privacy. It's about how the regulation actually works and the processes and procedures it requires that are being debated, with the current implementation being a poor example that isn't really having the intended effect. > "adtech is right there with selling hard drugs on street corners, and factories polluting rivers" Those aren't industries and the trillion-dollar market caps of advertising companies speak to commercial value. The world is more than just you, so you don't speak for everyone and your singular interests do not matter at all in this discussion and you use an adblocker or stay off the internet if you want. I always take the time to have in-depth conversations about adtech here but you haven't said anything other than state an emotional position about what you want the world to be like. That leaves nothing to discuss.