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No, no, no, not the user-created ones. It's the ones you show that were paid by some third party in real life. Please, I don't want to see a woman in her undies when I'm on this website. That's not kid-friendly, that's very Liberal. Also, I don't really think that eight year olds have the necessity to buy some Lincoln MKZ.
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jjblox26Join Date: 2012-09-29
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its google using your history |
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I don't use Google, first of all, secondly, I don't save ANY browser history.
DesiredShark, the man with a plan. |
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doesn't matter google keeps it forever
remember when you used youtube
remember when you looked at that meme
that's why |
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"doesn't matter google keeps it forever
remember when you used youtube
remember when you looked at that meme
that's why"
In that logic, I should be seeing memes now? What? Your data doesn't compute.
DesiredShark, the man with a plan. |
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watched any vine on youtube?
anything like vine on youtube?
that would be how google connects you to women in panties |
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"watched any vine on youtube?
anything like vine on youtube?
that would be how google connects you to women in panties"
I use Mozilla Firefox and I always private browse. I've never searched any flash games on YouTube but ROBLOX keeps giving me ads to flash game websites (which I never clicked). It doesn't make sense for ROBLOX to use my history in ads if I privately browse. I think the ads are privately bought and paid for by other second/third parties.
DesiredShark, the man with a plan. |
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remember long ago when you didn't use private browsing
yeah
google never forgets. |
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Except I always used private browsing on Firefox. How come I am getting SafeAuto insurance ads?
DesiredShark, the man with a plan. |
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Theres something called adblock, welcome to the 21st Century. |
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"Theres something called adblock, welcome to the 21st Century."
There's something called "I'm not giving any credit card number or any PayPal account to some unknown corporate third party". Welcome to the twenty-first century.
DesiredShark, the man with a plan.
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Who ever said you have to give away your credit card? |
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First of all, ROBLOX is a kid-friendly site. Not a place for children checking into the Red Roof Inn or learning about how older men tighten their skin or how to buy a Lincoln MKC. Second of all, I don't want to pay for something when ROBLOX can remove silly ads.
DesiredShark, the man with a plan. |
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What are you talking about? AdBlock is free. |
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But adblock is free and requires no credit cards...
'nuff said |
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I can't believe you think adblock costs money and requires a credit card...
'nuff said |
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ROBLOX uses advertisements to make money. So this thread = :remove()
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WahhhyJoin Date: 2014-09-18
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Sorry but I think you might want to rethink everything. |
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Ordinarygaming
He doesn't want extensions clogging up his browser. It's not a surprise that he doesn't know what AdBlock is. |
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...or thread:Delete()
(based off msg:Delete())
'nuff said |
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"long ago when you didn't use private browsing"
as in ANY TIME on that SPECIFIC internet connection with any browser where you DIDN'T use private browsing whatsoever?
remember that?
to get firefox you need to download it with the computer's default browser
so you have used a different browser
google doesn't care if your browsing is private or not it will still use your info and junk |
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sonickyleJoin Date: 2009-01-01
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Just get Blur (tracker protection) and ublock (an lightweight ad-blocker).
Problem solved. |
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BellazJoin Date: 2009-09-20
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There are multiple solutions to this:
1. Get adblock. It's free, won't steal your personal information, and effective.
2. Ignore the advertisements and stop whining about them
3. Buy Builder's Club. It's literally only about 6usd which honestly isn't a lot. If you'd prefer to see user-made ads, then go ahead!
4. Stop browsing inappropriate websites. Whether or not you browse incognito, Google can and will collect your information to use them for advertisements. Sometimes they even use location, I think, to determine what advertisements could be suitable for you. |
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RBXChrisJoin Date: 2015-01-05
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"Get adblock. It's free, won't steal your personal information, and effective."
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I highly recommend uBlock, actually. Doesn't use as much memory, I believe, make it slightly faster.
I ALSO recommend either Privacy Badger or Disconnect, both made by the EFF. |
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tvtomcomJoin Date: 2012-08-24
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Google does store very consistent data. If you see strange ads for things like amazon or some random websites it's because you either used google to search for something in that particular category. I would Imagine that if you saw undies, that someone (maybe not even you) was looking at fashion or clothing. Google stores a lot of cookies. Cookies store thins type of data |
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