"What part of *NO ADS* and *NO INFO TO ADVERTISERS* does this company not get?"
With you on the no information to advertisers - but ads I'm fine with provided they meet certain criteria:
* No bloody Flash. Plain text or simple JPEG or PNG banners, please.
* Not served up with Javascript - or if they are, those scripts must be running on the server of the site I am visiting.
* Not served up from another domain/server.
* Not going to slow my browsing session to a crawl - which is usually either because the remote server is slow (see the above point) or the Javascript is a convulted, inefficient, buggy mess (see the point above the above point).
* The size of the file is kept as small as possible (I sometimes browse on my computer using my mobile phone to provide an internet connection - so I have a monthly 'un'limit to consider).
* Keep them unobtrusive; no obscuring the page content, or other such shenanigans.
* Keep them relevant - and that shouldn't be based on what you think I like because you've tracked me (no info to advertisers, remember); it should be relevant to the page I am reading.
Most of those points are pretty much covered by adhering to the first three - and adverts that do that will mostly appear on my set up >now without me taking any steps to allow them.