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> So disabling tracking would only hit only those that ride on the advertising budgets of companies. Reading this, it occurs to me that there's another group t
by rlpb 2y ago
> So disabling tracking would only hit only those that ride on the advertising budgets of companies.
Reading this, it occurs to me that there's another group that would be hit: the tracking "industry" that has sprung up. They would become redundant. Perhaps that's why they're so vocal.