The current situation is the equivalent of a physical store attaching a tracking device to everyone who looks at their window displays at force, and tracking every other store the person looks at.
In that analogy ad blocking is giving the guy trying to attach the tracking device a punch in the nose and stopping him.
As I've said, ads don't have to be so invasive and intrusive. If they acted responsibly we wouldn't be so adamant about blocking them.
In that analogy ad blocking is giving the guy trying to attach the tracking device a punch in the nose and stopping him.
As I've said, ads don't have to be so invasive and intrusive. If they acted responsibly we wouldn't be so adamant about blocking them.