Yes, jeff. We all remember your articles in which you argue that invasive, track-all-of-your-life ads are somehow good.
They are not.
The world has survived for millenia without tracking ads.
They are not.
The world has survived for millenia without tracking ads.
Since its birth, clearly. No matter how you try and spin this, advertising is not a requite for a free and open Web. If ads were to disappear tomorrow, web sites which society has deemed important will survive, the others (if income was necessary in the first place) will indeed perish. And we will be just fine.
For a very, very long time.
> Cause I see a lot of it dieing every day, being replaced with walls.
That's because companies feel value in silos and extracting every cent they can out of users.