Only 2 types of people should care about this: Alex Jones and people who just don't know any better. If only people realized that this is a non-issue.
Serious answer...I don't mind advertising as much as tracking. Advertisers have no right to track my interests on the net.Serious question: Do you know how most free-based websites (TechSpot for example) survive and continue to exist?Do you ad industry goons work in shifts or are you an AI?
Would you mind your neighbor coming to your house everyday every hour to ask what you're doing and what are you going to do so they can make their plans?Yea I'm not that worried. Most of it is just for advertising and trying to make the experience more custom to the user. So I do wonder if tracking is really the best term for some of this.
Now for the real question, how much is Techspot tracking us!!?!?!?!?!?!? dun dun daaaaaaa!!!!!!
Serious answer...I don't mind advertising as much as tracking. Advertisers have no right to track my interests on the net.
Is this the actual comparison you make? I don't see the connection or likeness of the 2 scenarios at all.Would you mind your neighbor coming to your house everyday every hour to ask what you're doing and what are you going to do so they can make their plans?