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They are called cookies and are based upon your browsing history.
Similar to a grocery card where they send you coupons based upon what you buy or what would compliment what you buy. Watching, always watching. |
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Most times, after I visit a site, I will clear my browsing history/data plus I'll do a Ccleaner run. Doing both things clears all history. With these Heritage ads, which I get on Facebook as well, there is something else going on, like a 3rd party or whatever who has purchased this browsing history. How did they get my FB info, or having it popup when I browse CBC news and others?
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(Unless you actually DO clear all your cookies upon cleanup. Then forget everything I just said ![]() Last edited by Paul S; 09-15-2017 at 10:04 PM. |
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