| ▲ | mrighele 2 hours ago | |
I think that most people don't really care about tracking, but the fact that often ads make their experience miserable. You open a link, you get a full screen ad, and have to wait 10 seconds or more. When you finally can close the ad, a popup appears asking if you want to subscribe to their newsletter. you close that too. A cookie banner reminds you that they care about your privacy, that's why they share your details with 1000+ partners. When you find the hidden button to say that you don't accept finally the article appears, but the bottom half is occupied by an overlay with a video ad. All the while the page scrolls terribly because of the amount of javascript loaded. Or, sometimes, you get ad, cookie banner and then they tell you that you have to pay to access the content. I suspect that if people had to choose between ads without tracking and tracking without the ads, they would choose the latter. | ||