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It's annoying I agree!
I'd love to know if there is any way of being able to turn cookies off for stuff that you were searching, but have now bought? I no longer need to see ads for Hive thermostats, as I bought one as an example. Every time I go into Facebook or Twitter, there it is!!!
I'd love to know if there is any way of being able to turn cookies off for stuff that you were searching, but have now bought? I no longer need to see ads for Hive thermostats, as I bought one as an example. Every time I go into Facebook or Twitter, there it is!!!
595Heaven said:
It's annoying I agree!
I'd love to know if there is any way of being able to turn cookies off for stuff that you were searching, but have now bought? I no longer need to see ads for Hive thermostats, as I bought one as an example. Every time I go into Facebook or Twitter, there it is!!!
You can flag the ad as unwanted. Click on the three dots at the top in Facebook. I'd love to know if there is any way of being able to turn cookies off for stuff that you were searching, but have now bought? I no longer need to see ads for Hive thermostats, as I bought one as an example. Every time I go into Facebook or Twitter, there it is!!!
Sign into google or facebook, and your problem is resolved.
If you refuse all the permissions, don't allow cookies etc, they find another less reliable way to identify you, for example client IP and user agent, which if you both have the same device on the same network, will match.
You need to stop trying to fight the system so hard.
If you refuse all the permissions, don't allow cookies etc, they find another less reliable way to identify you, for example client IP and user agent, which if you both have the same device on the same network, will match.
You need to stop trying to fight the system so hard.
NordVPN, Brave browser, Qwant search engine.
I always seemed to struggle with Duckduckgo giving me the results I wanted and it was a faff on changing countries etc. I've been using Qwant for a couple of months now and it's almost a direct replacement for google (and better than Bing). The only thing it doesn't do (obviously) is return google maps results.
I always seemed to struggle with Duckduckgo giving me the results I wanted and it was a faff on changing countries etc. I've been using Qwant for a couple of months now and it's almost a direct replacement for google (and better than Bing). The only thing it doesn't do (obviously) is return google maps results.
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