It's kind of ironic. Adblock plans to show protest banner tomorrow to 50 millions of users. The protest will remain online for 24 hours and is intended to support the campaign organized by Amnesty International for Internet censorship.
So tomorrow 12 March, Adblock users will see messages from Edward Snowden, Pussy Riot and Ai Weiwei complaining about online censorship.
This campaign is part of the World Day against Internet Censorship events and is trying to highlight the fact as governments seem to be increasingly seeking online control over mass surveillance.
Amnesty International notes that in the last year only: Denmark, Finland, France, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland and Switzerland have passed new bills for this very reason.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
