I like the sound of the headline. Ironically, I couldn’t read the article, as this banner covered most of the page:
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It appears I have to visit every “key partner’s” website to opt out. I use a tracking blocker extension, but still found it humorous.
That is, indeed, very funny. I didn’t notice, likely due to NoScript, but it’s unfortunate that so many tech news outlets pursue such scummy tactics while preaching about privacy.
I like the sound of the headline. Ironically, I couldn’t read the article, as this banner covered most of the page:
It appears I have to visit every “key partner’s” website to opt out. I use a tracking blocker extension, but still found it humorous.
That is, indeed, very funny. I didn’t notice, likely due to NoScript, but it’s unfortunate that so many tech news outlets pursue such scummy tactics while preaching about privacy.