I’m not sure what you mean here, but FWIW I use a dedicated ad-block browser app to successfully avoid Youtube adds on my Android phone as part of my ongoing personal war on ads (my previous workaround was muting the phone and physically covering the screen with my hand). I also mute my car radio whenever ads come on. I’d rather miss the first minute of the next song if that’s what it takes.
I’m certain that the comment you’re replying to was talking about youtube premium (formerly youtube red) on youtube—it can be a pretty good moral case to use adblocker + youtube premium because you will be compensating the creator (they actually receive more income per premium watch than regular ad revenue) and youtube without consenting to online tracking and targeted ads.
As far as I know by default an ad blocker has no effect on Amazon Prime, Netflix or Youtube if you are willing to pay for an ad-free experience.
I’m not sure what you mean here, but FWIW I use a dedicated ad-block browser app to successfully avoid Youtube adds on my Android phone as part of my ongoing personal war on ads (my previous workaround was muting the phone and physically covering the screen with my hand). I also mute my car radio whenever ads come on. I’d rather miss the first minute of the next song if that’s what it takes.
I’m certain that the comment you’re replying to was talking about youtube premium (formerly youtube red) on youtube—it can be a pretty good moral case to use adblocker + youtube premium because you will be compensating the creator (they actually receive more income per premium watch than regular ad revenue) and youtube without consenting to online tracking and targeted ads.