>"So why are people having a negative reaction to this?" Because the opt-out isn't viable and you're being opted-in without consent. It's the equivalent of sa

>"So why are people having a negative reaction to this?" Because the opt-out isn't viable and you're being opted-in without consent. It's the equivalent of saying "What, they're just tracking your car by intercepting your OnStar comms that your car sends out anyway. They could do that with satellites (and WalMart, among others, does, for parking-lot analysis to see how many are in the store)." This is a MiTM attack on privacy. If you keep accepting stuff like this without protest, you WILL continue to be tracked and profiled and sold to more and more aggressively with each year. They need to make AdBlock + for IRL.