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Many of the comments, while meaning well, are way off the mark in my opinion. This isn't about coming up with another solution to make friendlier and less priva
by _Understated_ 6y ago
Many of the comments, while meaning well, are way off the mark in my opinion. This isn't about coming up with another solution to make friendlier and less privacy-destructive alternatives: People want zero-friction and these companies give it to them.
These anti-privacy organizations (I include ALL ad companies and the like) do not give a fuck what you want... it's all about them and their customers.
The only solution is war. By this I mean, countering all their attacks by disabling all their weapons.
Ad blockers, tracking blockers, disabling javascript, bypassing paywalls, whatever it takes.
You are just $$$ to them and they will take from you whatever they can.
- GekkePrutser 6y agoExactly. I'm beyond looking for solutions or compromise. Stuff like that BAT token from Brave, or EFF's no tracking policy document. Screw that. I'm all out on blocking by any means possible and I will never stop even if the situation improves. My trust has just been eroded to the point of no return