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Proliferation of such poor advice — which may just be copied and pasted by other sites as-is — could make lay people vulnerable to tracking outside of CBS properties too, since they may forget to turn it back on (or may not be even understand the need to have it on in the first place).
These extremely generic troubleshooting instructions have nothing to do with anything CBS all-access is or isn't doing.
Further down the page they tell you to clear your cache and history!
Well this is a brilliant way of shifting people to PopcornTime. What exactly are they tracking that Firefox is interfering with?
Yes indeed. There era of entitlement is upon us - "unless CBS gives away all their free content without tracking and monetizing me, I'll illegally pirate their content - because in 2018 I'm entitled to CBS content without frills"
This means that anti-tracking measures are working. This is good news.
Indeed. People need to understand that blocking ads will harm the industry and doom the economy. I’d go as far as banning ad-block users completely from my website.
Or, you know, someone will get the info and repost it somewhere less restrictive.
This means that anti-tracking measures are working. This is good news.
Indeed. People need to understand that blocking ads will harm the industry and doom the economy. I’d go as far as banning ad-block users completely from my website.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Another dying legacy network that few people will remeber.
Funny how you let Amazon & Netflix track the fuck out of you, while paying them a prime membership or shopping on their website.
Anyone have an alternate source? Force.com itself is a tracking domain that I block.
This means that anti-tracking measures are working. This is good news.
Indeed. People need to understand that blocking ads will harm the industry and doom the economy. I’d go as far as banning ad-block users completely from my website.