That's what they claim: "It would be private, no shadowy trackers selling your data."
On the other hand they bill you based on the percentage of the time you spend on each individual partner site. That seems somewhat contradictory.
On the other hand they bill you based on the percentage of the time you spend on each individual partner site. That seems somewhat contradictory.
either way, you're trading the tracking by ad networks for tracking by scroll.
When i'm signed in to scroll and i open an article on the atlantic, privacy badger tells me i'm being tracked by scroll and google analytics.
when i'm not signed in to scroll, privacy badger tells me i'm being tracked by twelve different trackers.