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The simplest response, although there are several, is control. If I am on your site you have (some) control over my experience and potentially information about
by sandbags 5y ago
The simplest response, although there are several, is control. If I am on your site you have (some) control over my experience and potentially information about me & what I do. If I consume your content via a feed I can (more easily) ignore your ads and you have less information.
- hopesthoughts 5y agoWell, the site owner would have 0 control over what extensions I have installed. Asking me to disable them would most definitely result in me leaving.
- sandbags 5y agoThis is why I caveated my statements. AdBlockers, Privacy guards, and so on change the game as more people use them. That said, I've seen no stats but I wonder if that's even a majority. It's also worth remembering that they are a relatively new phenomenon developed in response to the snooping. There was a long period where companies like Facebook had it all their own way. And this is the period in which the damage was mostly done.
- hopesthoughts 5y agoI'm not sure if it's a majority, however, I certainly recommend them everywhere I can. I've been using them since before Google reader shut down, so they've certainly been around a while.