This seems to be a popular viewpoint lately, but I have a hard time with the argument that something isn't effective just because other people are doing it wrong.

I take off my gloves (correctly) when I am outside of my car, and throw them in a bag which is disposed of when I get home (in the driveway, it doesn't even get into the house). When in my car, I use alcohol wipes to clean my hands and the steering wheel, and anything I may have touched getting into the car. The wipe also goes into the bag. I then remove my mask. If I go on to another store, I use fresh gloves. This is not brain surgery and, yes, it's better than bare hands, so I will continue to use them when shopping.

The writer says that gloves do not help much, and could make things worse if not used properly. Agreed. So you may get a tiny gain if you do make a big effort to use them properly. Take your choice.