There is something you can do. Becoming a privacy tool power user helps change the landscape of how people use and interact with tech. My question reading, ass

There is something you can do. Becoming a privacy tool power user helps change the landscape of how people use and interact with tech. My question reading, assuming it’s main purpose is preventing as blocking, this is whether my pinhole dns blocker would be affected. If the new standard is dns blockers for everyone that’s an improvement in the landscape, at a small cost to the users. There is little adoption or support of privacy tools when there is no need for it and we trust our systems to be free and open, everyone is a tinfoil hat wearer until they aren’t and the boundaries have shifted. People should generally have better understanding of personal data protections, control over their services and the like but we are lazy until there is no other option but to take back control.