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It won't go back to the early web, but it will certainly survive. Much like life, people find a way. If there is demand, innovators will find a way to meet it.
by ficklepickle 7y ago
It won't go back to the early web, but it will certainly survive. Much like life, people find a way. If there is demand, innovators will find a way to meet it.
The webs continued existence is not dependent on surveillance capitalism.
- quotemstr 7y ago> Much like life, people find a way. If there is demand, innovators will find a way to meet it. That's like saying that life is equally good and the US and North Korea because "people find a way" to work around problems. There's a real way in which economic inefficiencies reduce our standard of living. Making advertising worse on purpose is just a race to the bottom, all feel-good crusading without any end benefit to humanity. "But I won't be tracked!", the privacy people say. So what? What harm will you have prevented?