> Advertising without tracking, surveillance and shady data brokers sounds better than advertising with tracking, surveillance and shady data brokers. It does!

> Advertising without tracking, surveillance and shady data brokers sounds better than advertising with tracking, surveillance and shady data brokers. It does! But that can be achieved with contextual advertising rather than advertising that relies on spying on everybody. Also, I don't think that Mozilla's proposal eliminates the tracking and surveillance. It just makes the browser itself the one doing the tracking and surveillance.