Google could add a simple button in Chrome if they wanted to trust users to make their own decision about displaying Google advertisement on Chrome. Instead the

Google could add a simple button in Chrome if they wanted to trust users to make their own decision about displaying Google advertisement on Chrome. Instead they went with a decision that results in more google advertisements reaching users, which means that it is EFF that doesn't trust users? Technology changes means nothing without outcomes, or else it is just changes to electrical potential of positive and negative state. If extensions like uBlock Origin are crippled or forced to leave than the outcome is crap, which is what occurred when safari did a similar "step in the direction of privacy, security, and performance". I wonder if google was aware of this when making the decision.