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If ad blockers work reasonably well in practice, it is likely that privacy blockers do so as well. They're not perfect, they will let some data slip through, so any absolute approach is to be preferred when available and applicable. But they likely are a good addition to provide opportunistic improvements for what absolute approaches can't do (yet).
Opportunistic improvements are still better than no improvements.