LimyG
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The fact that only 29% would pay for a tracking-free internet tells you everything about how this actually gets fixed — nobody wants to open their wallet, they just want to complain until someone else fixes it for free.
Yes, this is good point and what I thought too.
But another layer can possibly be added on top of this. I suspect that a [insert %] of folks suspect that it would be a waste of money, a scam even and that it wouldn't really change much.