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Please don't. Unless you are willing to pay for the services you are using for free now, ads is what keeps them "free". You can object to being targeted based

• ihsw 6y ago
  Ad networks had their chance, it's done now.
• AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago
  Eh, I get where you're coming from, but no. The ad industry is insidious and has exploited every means possible to hijack the user's attention: pop-ups, flashing banners, auto-playing videos with sound, inline ads that reflow what you're reading after they take way too long to load, extensions that insert ads, paying ISPs to insert ads, talking to Alexa through your TV... There is no level these people will not stoop to, and we're sick of their shit. They brought this on themselves.
• grishka 6y ago
  It's my device and it's my choice what it's allowed to load and display to me. It's not my responsibility to make sure someone who provides their service for free earns money from shitting into my brain. Implied contracts aren't a thing for me. If you want to make sure you get paid for your service, put up a paywall.
• gpvos 6y ago
  Too late. They had their chance and blew it.