I personally choose to block ubiquitous 3rd parties by default[1], to fight both bloat AND privacy exposure.<p>This AMP project reduces the bloat but at the cost of increased privacy exposure. If I globally block `ampproject.org` when visiting a AMP-enabled web pages, the pages do not render at all.<p>My understanding is that now all &quot;Google and its partners&quot; have foiled the ability of visitors to protect their privacy with this AMP project -- and all these partners are given access to my browsing history.<p>This goes completely counter to &quot;The Internet is for End Users&quot;[2]. I hope people will boycott by blocking wholesale `ampproject.org` as 3rd party -- this needs to fail.<p>[1] Examples: `twitter.com`, `facebook.[com|net]`, `gravatar.com`, `fonts.googleapis.com`, etc.<p>[2] <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;mnot.github.io&#x2F;I-D&#x2F;for-the-users&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;mnot.github.io&#x2F;I-D&#x2F;for-the-users&#x2F;</a>