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It's just another thing ad tech can use to track and annoy users. Your same argument was used by javascript advocates back in the day "if you don't like it, di
by Khaine 3y ago
It's just another thing ad tech can use to track and annoy users.
Your same argument was used by javascript advocates back in the day "if you don't like it, disable it."
Have you tried browsing the web without it these days? Most sites, which just display text don't work.
That is why I am so aggressively against this crap. Web developers have proven they can't be trusted, to not abuse these features.
- jauntywundrkind 3y agoWeb Push Protocol was designed very much to preserve privacy as much as possible. Accepting a push has basically no consequences if you never click on anything. Yes they know it's you if you do click. I would be flabbergasted & shamed if you could come up with a single example of this ridiculous forxed-adoption slippery slope happening anywhere on the web. This paranoia against the web is everywhere, and it's rotting people's fucking brains.
- Khaine 3y agoJavaScript