>“It just seems like a poor bargain to be forced to choose all or nothing. There’s a middle ground,” Mr. Bosworth said.
Is the "middle ground" really to serve ads that track you without asking? I think a middle ground is having non-tracking ads and the user choosing not to block them (though they could try to make these harder to block, for example serving them in the same way user's posts are served). Of course, this is Facebook we're talking about, so even if their ads don't track you, you can be sure as hell that they are.
Is the "middle ground" really to serve ads that track you without asking? I think a middle ground is having non-tracking ads and the user choosing not to block them (though they could try to make these harder to block, for example serving them in the same way user's posts are served). Of course, this is Facebook we're talking about, so even if their ads don't track you, you can be sure as hell that they are.