I was thinking I would probably choose to keep my ad blocker off if there was some way for me to choose only local advertisers or American(or your country) made. I would even let them use geo location to make it happen.
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I was thinking I would probably choose to keep my ad blocker off if there was some way for me to choose only local advertisers or American(or your country) made. I would even let them use geo location to make it happen.
I'd take my ad blocker off if:
I keep my blocker off when i get paid for the ads i get served. Meet Slice. It's not huge, but it feels a little bit fairer.
ad blockers don't just block visible ads, those brokers don't need to know your browsing habits
If ads weren't such a toss-up on malice and distraction I'd probably turn it off more often. But I don't, because I can't trust ad agencies to secure their resources so they don't get poisoned my something malicious.
ublock isn't adblock. ublock is badblock, and it so happend that ads and trackers have got mixed with malware.
I use brave browser and it does the work. I'm happy ass are blocked
I don't wanna see that I didn't plan to
I wouldnt mind taking the ad blocker off it the ad didnt interfere with what l was doing.
More than half the time it gets in the way of reading the article or watching a video.
It's not the advertising I mind, it's the dragnet surveillance that underpins it.
And completely unnecessarily -- we had over a century of advertising which didn't rely on surveillance which worked very well for businesses and their customers. The idea all advertising needs surveillance is a myth.