Never see those prompt again, in basically every browser:
Never see those prompt again, in basically every browser:
https://www.i-dont-care-about-cookies.eu/
Reject or ignore them, it doesn't matter. They're still collecting data from you.
I don't really know that for sure, but it's probably true. Everything, every single fucking thing in this world, is corrupt.
Reject or ignore them, it doesn't matter. They're still collecting data from you.
I don't really know that for sure, but it's probably true. Everything, every single fucking thing in this world, is corrupt.
That's what I figure.
That's what I figure.
Bakers got really into technology around 2002, so they decided to make their mark on the Internet. Using e-cookies, they could make the web easier for users, online stores, and (especially) advertisers.
From then on, the likes Little Debbie, Betty Crocker, and everyone's granny choked the Internet with annoying pop-ups to ensure that no matter how things went with fad diets, health concerns, and food prices, they'd always be on top.
Bakers got really into technology around 2002, so they decided to make their mark on the Internet. Using e-cookies, they could make the web easier for users, online stores, and (especially) advertisers.
From then on, the likes Little Debbie, Betty Crocker, and everyone's granny choked the Internet with annoying pop-ups to ensure that no matter how things went with fad diets, health concerns, and food prices, they'd always be on top.
Sure you can. Most are scripted by jews and all you have to do is block the frame that's taking mouse focus from the frame below it. ublock can do this. You should use ublock.
Sure you can.
Most are scripted by jews and all you have to do is block the frame that's taking mouse focus from the frame below it.
ublock can do this. You should use ublock.
California passed a law in 2018 that required websites to inform you that they're spying on you and request permission to do so. Websites before were obviously still spying on you, they just didn't have to tell you.
It's like all those prop 65 notices you see everywhere. Information saturation makes the warnings completely useless.
California passed a law in 2018 that required websites to inform you that they're spying on you and request permission to do so. Websites before were obviously still spying on you, they just didn't have to tell you.
It's like all those prop 65 notices you see everywhere. Information saturation makes the warnings completely useless.
I'm wichu, if a site axs for cookies I leave. Especially when using tor.
I'm wichu, if a site axs for cookies I leave. Especially when using tor.
The trick is to surf from a virtual machines.
The trick is to surf from a virtual machines.
The notification came with GDPR legislation in Europe. Lots of American sites also want Euro traffic and/or business, so that’s why.
Source: me. I am in digital marketing for a living. Have been for 15 years.
Use your browser in incognito mode. Once you close it after a session, the cookies are gone.
You’re welcome.
The notification came with GDPR legislation in Europe. Lots of American sites also want Euro traffic and/or business, so that’s why.
Source: me. I am in digital marketing for a living. Have been for 15 years.
Use your browser in incognito mode. Once you close it after a session, the cookies are gone.
You’re welcome.
Web 3.0 Fuck you Bill Gates
Web 3.0
Fuck you Bill Gates
At least Web 2.0 was tolerable with all the overboard CSS shit
At least Web 2.0 was tolerable with all the overboard CSS shit
Do you keep a .357 revolver and the king james version of the bible on your nightstand?
Do you keep a .357 revolver and the king james version of the bible on your nightstand?
Last week.
Last week.
I do the same. Also, if there are pop up ads or offer to subscribe to a letter or anything else, I leave the site.
I do the same. Also, if there are pop up ads or offer to subscribe to a letter or anything else, I leave the site.
I'm on my phone. I don't know if you can have that on Android phones.
I'm on my phone. I don't know if you can have that on Android phones.
Brave browser on Android has adblock built in.
I do not allow ads into my life.
Brave browser on Android has adblock built in.
I do not allow ads into my life.
Try AdAway. adaway.org It's not on the Play store. download from F-Droid.
Try AdAway. adaway.org
It's not on the Play store.
download from F-Droid.
Block them on your home router.
It's always DNS.
Block them on your home router.
It's always DNS.
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