badgenome said:
Well, that is true in this particular case, I suppose. But generally it's no different than pop up blockers. If your business model is centered around annoying your customers and exposing to them to malware and allowing advertisers to track them without their consent, and is so easily circumnagivable on top of it, it's a really bad business model. |
Yep. Bad thing is though that with adblock on default you will never know if a particular site has annoying or reasonable ads and since it's so convenient, nobody would turn it off just to check.
I do not pity the people who run those sites though. They chose their business and will have to deal with it. I'm seeing a lot of sites going the route of asking their users to kindly turn it off.
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