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| |[[Ad block]]
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| |User customization of information presentation. For instance, to selectively not display information of little interest to the user, or content the user deems harmful or offensive, or to conserve resources by not processing some information.
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| Why include: Advertising is pervasive online, and increasingly showing up in devices. Many sources, including US government agencies, suggest ad block as a way of enhancing security. Ad block can help consumers own their own devices by controlling what they do. There are efforts to use copyright law (e.g., DMCA/spotify/revanced, and German court case) to force you to run programs on your device. See also, [[Advertising overload]]
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| |[https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/15/german_court_ruling_ad_blocking/]
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| |[[Inactive account deletions]] | | |[[Inactive account deletions]] |