I’m really enjoying trying to read the first paragraph of this article.
Enshitification
Welcome to Enshitification
A community for everyone who didn't realise it was spelled 'enshittification'.
This is your space to document the decay, demise, and destruction of the tech world as we know it. Share stories, articles, and firsthand experiences that capture the ongoing decline of once-celebrated platforms, services, and companies in the late stage capitalist landscape.
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Fitting
I was wondering if ther could be a technical way to remove ads and tracking beyond just an adblocker. The thing is, a lot of ads are now also disguised as "content", TikTok videos being a prime example. I would love to see an internet without any ads at all.
Dear God, have none of you heard of adblock?
Most of us barely register the presence of ads anymore, or we use ad blockers to avoid them.
Interesting topic. This article is from 2020 though 🤔
It's a good book I just finished again and wanted to post something about it, not very timely but 🤷♂️