> GDPR wants 0 tracking. That's wrong too, the internet can't work that way, even governments can't work that way. How did it work like that all the time? It c

> GDPR wants 0 tracking. That's wrong too, the internet can't work that way, even governments can't work that way. How did it work like that all the time? It can work perfectly without all the tracking. Tracking is just so omni-present that some people can not imagine a world without it. > EU wants advertising to go back to the popup / animated gifs & flash / interstitial era to maximize clickthroughs in the off-chance one of them is actually interested in your ads. That's regression Actually that would be a great regression! I'd soooo love to have static images delivered to me again, instead of some JS bullshit which is tracking me all over the web. Let's just kill all the ad networks over night. It will be a great time and we have a second chance to make the internet a great place.