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If I knock on your door, you have a choice to ask who I am first, and decide if I should come in, or you can simply let me come in and look at things. You can't
by figassis 3y ago
If I knock on your door, you have a choice to ask who I am first, and decide if I should come in, or you can simply let me come in and look at things. You can't then sue me I look where you don't want me to look. You can kick me out, and you can improve your security. But you're suing because you still want me to be there, you want my attention. Well, my terms are I look at everything or nothing.
Regarding visiting your website? Well, it's on the public internet. Don't be on it if you don't want random visitors.
As for ads, I get it, ads are the easiest way to generate revenue, fine. But can we agree that they've gotten to the point of being immensely profitable and then some, yet advertisers still want you to believe that:
1. They need to abuse your rights and steal your private info so they can survive?
2. That YT really needs to show you 10 ads on a 3 minute video?
3. They deserve to litter every pixel of your browser with ads and you deserve nothing?
- squigz 3y ago> But can we agree that... This is another concept that seems to be lost on so many people. The vast majority of people, myself included, have no problem with a reasonable amount of unobtrusive ads The problem is it's just gotten worse - more ads, more tracking, more manipulation. Yet consumers are the ones at fault for getting sick of it. Hmmm...