You say you use uBlock. Are you using it to block ads, or do you have it turned off on Twitter, Instagram, etc.? If you want to
> avoid interacting with content like this
an ad blocker is definitely a good option.
> avoid interacting with content like this
an ad blocker is definitely a good option.
The issue is primarily with mobile apps, which don't support ad-blockers and serve ads from their domains. I just found out about Nitter the other day, and didn't realize that you could now use Instagram/DMs from a web browser instead of using the app, so I will try that going forward.
This possibly affects things like YouTube recommendations too, not ads - I use it logged out and mostly search for music but if right now I open the site my top recommendation is a meme video "no amount of therapy will make this scene ok". I don't see any cookies and am not sure how to reset whatever session id for a fresh start.