Anonymous
06/21/2021 20:00
Subject: Internet ad experience
It’s Google chrome. …. If you have a Gmail or google account.
That’s the link from computer to phone. The apps/sites on either device gets info from them.
Apple is anti Google so they are trying to curb some of it. With the latest update iPhone apps now have a warning, something like “ ask site not to track me - yes or no”.
That’s the link from computer to phone. The apps/sites on either device gets info from them.
Apple is anti Google so they are trying to curb some of it. With the latest update iPhone apps now have a warning, something like “ ask site not to track me - yes or no”.
Anonymous
06/21/2021 19:21
Subject: Re:Internet ad experience
Anonymous wrote:What kind of person doesn't use ad blocking software in 2021?
That’s got nothing to do with the question.
Anonymous
06/20/2021 10:25
Subject: Re:Internet ad experience
What kind of person doesn't use ad blocking software in 2021?
Anonymous
06/20/2021 04:02
Subject: Internet ad experience
Depending your settings, they know who you are on either device. Google and others are very intrusive.
Anonymous
06/19/2021 16:11
Subject: Internet ad experience
I opened Google on my desktop and searched for a specific size AC filter. Then I opened Amazon and ordered some to be delivered. About an hour later I was on my phone and I opened the LA Times website which I have a link for but rarely look at since I don't live in LA. While scrolling through their headlines there was an ad for the specific size air filter I Googled.
I'll admit I don't know a whole lot about how this works, that's why I'm wondering if anyone here does know. What's the connection? Google? I didn't Google LA Times, I already had a link.
Just wondering how this works.
I'll admit I don't know a whole lot about how this works, that's why I'm wondering if anyone here does know. What's the connection? Google? I didn't Google LA Times, I already had a link.
Just wondering how this works.