>to sabotage it? I don't understand your choice of the word "sabotage". The thread's article is telling users about the official Facebook approved ways to tur

>to sabotage it? I don't understand your choice of the word "sabotage". The thread's article is telling users about the official Facebook approved ways to turn off some ad preferences. This isn't UBlock, or Pi-Hole, AdNauseum, etc. Similar to official Google method to turn off some ads settings in Chrome: https://www.techlicious.com/images/computers/chrome-enhanced-ad-privacy-settings-670px.jpg https://www.techlicious.com/images/computers/chrome-enhanced... If users have those 3 advertising settings in Chrome turned off, is that also "sabotage"?