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ge_rik

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OK guys (and gals) what's going on .....
I seem to keep getting bra adverts popping up when browsing the forum.
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Now these adverts are supposed to be based on algorithms based on your interests and needs. I promise you, I have not been searching for dodgy images - nor have I been browsing through lingerie sites.

Maybe they've worked out my age, height and weight and are trying to tell me something about my moobs?

Rik
 
I dunno, I don't even look at half of them.

Personally, I think the sales aspect of the tech industries is so warped and dimwitted, that they don't know what they're doing, and couldn't write a useful algorithm to save their lives.

You've never had to erudite to be in sales.
 
You should worry, I have had adverts for a new wife from the far East. SWMBO would not be impressed if she found out.
 
You think bras is bad, I get my pension next year, don't think I qualify as a teen

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I daren't even think what BOTTOM bras look like!!!!!!!! o_O:tmi:o_O:tmi::speechless:o_O:tmi:
 
Think yourselves lucky!

All I seem to have got recently, is Ads. for Financial Advisors, and Funeral Plans! :(:(
Perhaps, they have hacked the results of my hospital tests?? :think: :rofl::rofl:
 
ge_rik said:
OK guys (and gals) what's going on .....
I seem to keep getting bra adverts popping up when browsing the forum.
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Now these adverts are supposed to be based on algorithms based on your interests and needs. I promise you, I have not been searching for dodgy images - nor have I been browsing through lingerie sites.

Maybe they've worked out my age, height and weight and are trying to tell me something about my moobs?

Rik
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Rik

You need to keep a breast of the times

David
 
When you click on close this ad and then why this ad, it says

This ad is based on:
  • Your visit to the advertiser's website and/or app
I rest my case :)
 
You can rest your case when you tell us what your ads say! :-)
Personally I paid for the no-ad feature.
 
Since I started using my Raspberry Pi as a desktop with Chromium as my browser and DuckDuckGo as my search engine (it came as the default and I have since found out that it does not track my searches) I don't get any ads,
Now my Win 10 machine that SWMBO uses for BookFace is a whole totally different matter (Asian Wives, Lonely Girls, and Home Improvements etc) maybe the algorithm writers consider a Linux based OS not worth the effort.
 
GAP said:
Since I started using my Raspberry Pi as a desktop with Chromium as my browser and DuckDuckGo as my search engine (it came as the default and I have since found out that it does not track my searches) I don't get any ads,
Now my Win 10 machine that SWMBO uses for BookFace is a whole totally different matter (Asian Wives, Lonely Girls, and Home Improvements etc) maybe the algorithm writers consider a Linux based OS not worth the effort.
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I suspect that DuckDuckGo is in the same league as CoverMyA***e which are those designed to not leave a search trail :mask::mask::mask:
 
I just looked at mine and it was for a ‘Modest Fasion Sale’ now anyone that knows me will tell younthat ‘Fasionable’ is the last thing that I am or even remotely interested in. Well except perhaps for the fasionable trend to batteryize my trains.
 
LGB-Sid said:
When you click on close this ad and then why this ad, it says

This ad is based on:
  • Your visit to the advertiser's website and/or app
I rest my case :)
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To my knowledge, I've never visited their website. I did order a dress for my wife about three months ago, but that was a completely different website and I only went on there once.

Rik
 
ge_rik said:
To my knowledge, I've never visited their website. I did order a dress for my wife about three months ago, but that was a completely different website and I only went on there once.

Rik
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I once ordered a pair of trousers - men's, for me - by mail order.

Three months later I had a letter from a women's mail order catalogue company, presumably an associated company, saying, '..............as you have ordered from us before.................'

At that time, I was working at establishments where security was an issue, and security clearances varies in their processes, so I extracted a written apology which I kept for quite a while: well, you never know :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:
 
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