In a new interview with The Intercept, Edward Snowden offers some wide-ranging advice on what the average citizen can do to protect their privacy. Among those tidbits offered by the famous leaker: flip on an ad-blocker when you're browsing the web.
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I can't think that'll go down too well with the website owners who rely on advertising revenue to survive!
i wouldnt mind ads if they werent so annoying.
but the endless pop-ups and the tracking of some of them is just insane to a point of being unbearable.
adblock simply removes that annoyance.
I disable it on websites that I purchase things from because it can cause glitches on those type of websites. But other than that it pretty much stays enabled for all other websites including this one.
Snowden has become the patron saint of the interwebs.
ad-blockers are a serious threat to advertisement business. Companies will have to think of inventing new ways to advertise on Mobiles and PCs, as Ad-blocking is picking up rapidly among Mobile users.