Umm, apart from the fact that they work for the ad industry. http://venturebeat.com/2012/07/31/ghostery-a-web-tracking-blocker-that-actually-helps-the-ad-industry/ … http://lifehacker.com/ad-blocking-extension-ghostery-actually-sells-data-to-a-514417864 … https://www.technologyreview.com/s/516156/a-popular-ad-blocker-also-helps-the-ad-industry/ …https://twitter.com/ManiGandham/status/814060462052491264 …
Yes, there is a huge, glaring, elaphant-sized conflict: They’re supporting the very system they say they protect you from.
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advertising as a system is fine, it's certain vendors/implementations that are broken their product protects you, that's what matters
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if you look at their services, they actually help companies with privacy and other improvements... they still block their ads
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cannot paint every company with the same brush just because they work in the ad industry
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