I didn't quote any statistics. Perhaps I should have said, "some users" or I could have said "users are also protected from manipulation". I think if you thoug

I didn't quote any statistics. Perhaps I should have said, "some users" or I could have said "users are also protected from manipulation". I think if you thought about it for a while you would object to a constant bombardment of messages that you are not cool enough, or popular enough, or attractive enough, or fit enough. Or that when you searched for things you were shown the "best results" rather than whoever paid google the most for your attention. Or if you were thinking of buying a thing one day, but decided not to because you decided you didn't need it, you might prefer not to be constantly convinced to change your mind and buy the thing. Buy the THING! My iPad is too old for an ad blocker so I have to suffer constant abuse when surfing the web on it. Don't get me started on Apple.