The best data point we have for opting into invasive privacy violations is the iOS thing, where over 90% of people opted out. Therefore, it is more than safe t

The best data point we have for opting into invasive privacy violations is the iOS thing, where over 90% of people opted out. Therefore, it is more than safe to conclude the 50th percentile of all users would prefer to opt out of web tracking. You seem to be claiming that half of the users that turned on private mode don’t care about tracking, or that it doesn’t matter if the industry doesn’t respect their explicit attempts to opt out of tracking.