I don't. I dislike tracking, but I am choosing my battles. Tracking won't stop. It will mutate with regulations. We cannot fight it. We need to understand it and educate those who are not technical about it. There are 3 sides to each coin. Yes tracking is bad. Granted. The flip side will be argued that tracking is a part of what pays for all the content we consume and create (advertising). The third side is that there are scenarios where being able to trace back a digital asset might be a good thing. It's not black and white. All i'm saying is that as long as we look at tracking/adverts as a single source of evil without understanding all aspects of it from both sides we'll never achieve anything. If it won't go away, then there has to be a compromise in the middle. We only appear like a lot of people here in our HN bubble. But we are nothing. We are maybe the 1% of internet users. The other 99% don't care, not aware. Our "needs" and whims are insignificant. Maybe because we're loud and appear bigger from a distance when stink is raised it is looked at and inspected. But no matter how loud we'll shout, ads and tracking will stay. So there has to be a compromise. and you as an individual with knowledge have ways to circumvent that tracking and adverts. We know about printer watermarks so a savvy journalist can use a non watermarking printer. We know about facebook image tagging and watermarks - a whistle blower worth his salt can remove them. But that guy who ruined a girl's life by posting some pictures will face consequences because he had no idea about anything. We can't win every battle and nor should we. There has to be balance.