> Because content blockers are fine for the majority of users, IMO. This seems like putting the cart before the horse, no? Apple is in a good position to chang

> Because content blockers are fine for the majority of users, IMO. This seems like putting the cart before the horse, no? Apple is in a good position to change this and chose not to. Personally it changed the internet for me when I could right click → block content forever. Meanwhile I haven’t found any content blocker on ios or safari that successfully blocks all ads. Even firefox focus lets some through. There’s a reason they’re focusing on “privacy” and not “ad blocking”.