>implying I carry a phone >implying I didn't know they sell location data
Isaac Collins
>Implying I care that I'm a dot on a chart somewhere
Justin Ross
And how does this inconvenience me in the slightest?
Brandon Ramirez
bump
Camden Evans
>block ads on your phone >profit
That was easy.
Samuel Carter
I have nothing to hide so why would I give a fuck?
Carson Thomas
I have a girlfriend
Matthew Wilson
>his girlfriend keeps him on an electronic leash
Julian Martinez
C
Austin Reyes
Would your landlord, employer, family, or friends take adverse action against you if they knew your most deviant fetishes and heard every single rant you've ever made about any of them in "private"?
James Miller
Straight hentai and Blondes with glasses are my only fetish and I have nothing to rant about them, i would not say in their faces in a timed and appropriate manner.
Of course there are a lot of lolis, traps and furry porn that i see because you all are faggots.
Dylan Campbell
Getting off to hentai is enough for someone to label you something akin to a pedophile since you're masturbating to a cartoon and cartoons are meant for children.
James Watson
>Cartoons are meant for children King of the Hill Beavis and Butthead Robot Chicken BoJack Horseman South Park
James Ramirez
You go ahead and tell that to people who think cartoons are meant for children and anyone who claims otherwise hasn't grown up.
Asher Brooks
>He doesn't use a location scrambler
Thomas Mitchell
This. Same goes for books and music. If you still read books or listen to music in 2016 you are a man child.
Ian Adams
Depends which books and music, I guess. You won't be seen as a child for reading War and Peace. You will for reading My Little Pony Fanbook: Daring Doo Adventures!
Nathan Brown
>implying that will help when the location data is based on what cell towers you connect to
Aaron Howard
It doesn't matter if you have anything to hide, it's a slippery slope. Where does it end? What if your boss or landlord could get that info? I have nothing to hide either but it's the principle. >muh rights Then again, at the end of the day what the fuck am I gonna do? Fuck all! My life wouldn't work well without a phone.
Sebastian Myers
'Private' and 'secret' aren't the same thing. I don't do anything unusual at all on the toilet, but I'd still object to doing my business in a clear cubicle on the corner of a busy intersection.
Bentley Edwards
Not hard to find me, I'm always in the same place
Parker Howard
>Phone tracks location >Sells it to advertisers >They advertise to me >I block their ads
Who gives a shit?
Julian Long
>implying blockable ads in your browser are the only way advertisers target you >not noticing the recent push for target ads disguised as actual content
Chase Bell
>He doesn't know how to block them as well
Robert Stewart
I live in the real world and have a job. I'm not home 24/7 and sometimes people need to get a hold of me, or I want to talk to people. It's easy to avoid cell phones when you're a loser with no friends.
Isaiah James
>implying you can block ads inserted server side into things such as search results
Gavin Fisher
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Lincoln Bennett
>ads on the page served as search results, in the exact same way that search results are served >implying your adblocker can tell the difference If a web page is made to serve dynamic content such as search results, companies are currently working on ways to bias the content served for advertising purposes. The only way to "block" those ads is to not use those sites.
Christopher Myers
Only if you carry Fatdroid. :^)
Chase Johnson
Keep thinking, you'll get it eventually.
Michael Ramirez
Who the fuck cares? I block ads so I don't see any of them.
Chase Jones
Do you think they're just going to come out and say "I'm an ad"?
Oh no im so scared! Advertisers are going to know where i go to. Someone help!
Kevin Powell
Ever heard of assassins?
Austin Myers
That's a cultural construct. You only think like that because of how you were raised. Just because you were broken into believing certain things it doesn't mean that the whole world works like that.
Ethan Lewis
who cares?
Joseph Johnson
>not noticing the recent push for target ads disguised as actual content
I don't because I block them.
>implying you can block ads inserted server side into things such as search results
You can.
>implying your adblocker can tell the difference
It can because it can tell where it links. You must be pretty stupid if you think that ad blockers block stuff based only on how it's delivered or the place it has in the site.
In order to track ad profit 5 things are required. If you don't know about this I won't lose time explaining it to you.
Xavier Walker
>he thinks it ends at just advertisers
Benjamin Morgan
>I don't because I block them. You block news articles? Did you happen to miss the recent articles about how Google was toying around with the Youtube related videos to try to feed people targeted propaganda?