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“Even are ads are private…” I don’t think that’s possible. Modern advertisers require those sweet sweet metrics, which can never be truly anonymized, and in mo
by IHLayman 2y ago
“Even are ads are private…”
I don’t think that’s possible. Modern advertisers require those sweet sweet metrics, which can never be truly anonymized, and in most cases attempts to anonymize are half-hearted at best.
- tensor 2y agoI'm less interested in the ads being private as I am in there being no ads at all. Ads are a deal breaker. Maybe they have a paid ad-free tier? I don't want to have to install it to find out.
- kurikuri 2y agoThey do, in the US I saw a 1.99/mo, 19.99/year, 79.99/lifetime upgrade price to an ad free version.