Lesley Carhart 
Ad blockers are also cybersecurity. Say it with me.
They reduce malvertising, watering hole attacks, and general malicious script execution. It’s not all about you, ad firms.
Tindra@hacks4pancakes I’d happily return to classic, static, lovingly hand-placed on each page by the admin, banner ads.
Those were at least usually relevant to my interests!
Krupo@TindrasGrove @hacks4pancakes artisanal hand crafted ads.
Autocorrect wanted to change the "d" in ads to an "s".... Nice.
AccordionBruce@krupo @TindrasGrove @hacks4pancakes
There’s no reason the ads need to track us
The ad companies used to have to work harder to bullshit businesses into paying them to fill space in non-interactive print
We could go back to that. It’d still be for manipulative #advertising bullshit, but less invasive