> IMO, there needs to be shift in understanding. They sent their information to my computer. Whatever I do with what they sent is my business, not theirs. It's on my computer. And yet they want it to stop.
This is the whole thing to me. Companies like YT have no right to force me to see stuff I don't want to, or bypass what I say goes on in my browser (i.e., an adblocker)
If they don't like it, they can not serve my requests. Simple.
This is the whole thing to me. Companies like YT have no right to force me to see stuff I don't want to, or bypass what I say goes on in my browser (i.e., an adblocker)
If they don't like it, they can not serve my requests. Simple.