> I think theres a middle ground What you've highlighted is a lack of education about what different abuses mean. There is no difference between tracking and t

> I think theres a middle ground What you've highlighted is a lack of education about what different abuses mean. There is no difference between tracking and targeted advertising as it exists today. There is no difference between selling your data and "using it to show more relevant ads" as it is today. The fact that some people mistakenly believe there are differences is tragic and the fact that a company can lie to everyone in this way is a travesty.