>What are the consequences of ad-tech surveillance in practice? The consequences are that I am forced to share information I'd prefer not to share. If there's

>What are the consequences of ad-tech surveillance in practice? The consequences are that I am forced to share information I'd prefer not to share. If there's a requirement that I do so, I will choose not to use resources that require it. But it's not my responsibility, nor is it feasible, to for me to choose, before I am aware of such a requirement, not to connect to a resource. Don't want folks like me who block ads/trackers on your site? I have no issue or complaint about that. It is, after all, your site. There are tools you can use to keep me from viewing your content. That's your choice and your responsibility. Not mine. Don't frame ad/tracker blocking as "theft." That's not even close to the truth.