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The moral justification could just as easily be turned around: a website does not get to run arbitrary code on my computer, so I can (and do, by default) turn o
by tomjen3 7y ago
The moral justification could just as easily be turned around: a website does not get to run arbitrary code on my computer, so I can (and do, by default) turn of javascript.
- Mindwipe 7y agoIf you want to you're very welcome to. That's really not the same thing as Google actively developing a tool to block soft paywalls, that will primarily be used by people to just not pay for things who really don't give a stuff about people running things on their computer or not.