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Let me play devil's advocate here for a moment. You say that you don't "consider anything with advertisements (or "submit your mail adresse to get the download
by daeken 15y ago
Let me play devil's advocate here for a moment.
You say that you don't "consider anything with advertisements (or "submit your mail adresse to get the download link") to be free", so you consider your agreeing to these things to be your payment for the software/service/whatever, right? If so, by not viewing the ads, giving your email, etc, you're not paying the price for the product and are thus pirating it.
You use a service that charges your credit card when you use it, but you realize that you can block the call to the server that does the charging and use it just fine. Is that acceptable? It's technologically equivalent to ad blocking in reverse and blocks payment; the only difference is that the currency is USD or EUR rather than eyeballs.
- aw3c2 15y agoHa, good catch. My argument crumbles to dust.