Goodbye!

[flowermob@mastodon.social]

@alternativeto that is how I feel most of the time. Bravo. make T-shirts.

[vellathelatias@furries.club]

@alternativeto Alternatively:
*Blocks your ad-blocker detecting script* Checkmate.

[admin@mstdn.feddit.social]

@alternativeto @verge

[floppyplopper@todon.nl]

@alternativeto
enjoy your secrets!

[nickrauchen@c.im]

@alternativeto

My sentiments exactly! Thank you to whoever drew/shared this!

[colinstu@birdbutt.com]

@alternativeto @Bro666

[heidentweet@todon.eu]

@alternativeto This is nice! But from the AltText it isn't clear what's the humorous goodbye exchange.

Company: person with computer head: welcome to my website. Here are some adds.
user, smiling: I won't see them because I've addblocker.
Company computer face thinking he's smart: well, you need to turn off adblocker to continue.
User, still smiling: Goodbye.
Computer face left standing with open mouth.

#Alt4you #AltText

[troy_frizzell@mstdn.social]

@alternativeto

It's a really big internet and there are a whole bunch of places to go and be entertained, informed, provoked, whatever-you're-trying-to-do.

[mimiwhiskers@mastodon.social]

@alternativeto Once upon a time, I wanted to keep the ads on so I can support the websites I visit.... Then I got a virus and it was like, f@& that, and have been using adblock ever since. Using the internet without adblock, is no different than having unprotected sex.

[guigsy@mstdn.social]

@alternativeto I was ok with websites serving me adverts to generate revenue. Which is how ads used to work.

But it's a level beyond that now, and far more nefarious. Websites now use trackers dressed as adverts, so third parties can collate the info, invade my privacy and flog that data in a way that could be used against me.

They broke the social agreement, so I'm not accepting their ads or their cookies, and I'm blocking their trackers whenever I can.

[bhaugland@mastodon.social]

@alternativeto It always amazes me how salesmen think people actually want to talk to them