> For me, the privacy-breaking aspects that are required to personalize ads are the primary negative aspect, and are what I focused on. The two are more or les

> For me, the privacy-breaking aspects that are required to personalize ads are the primary negative aspect, and are what I focused on. The two are more or less intertwined. "Personalization" leaks information about people. It has also allowed advertisers to promote material targeting (or eliminating) otherwise protected groups. People have been outed for being pregnant and for being gay, by outside observers noticing what promotions they were getting.