OT #7: Last Bag of Swedish Fish

[SAWCE]

InB4lock

How's the cruise?

[goIftdibrad]

well we have a whole forum to fuck off on with actual topics and shit, sooo......

FIFY

[Do Work, Son]

Fast pace today on 395, a blistering 20mph.

[Thedude]

When you search for shoes in Google, they can sell shoe ads based on your search history. If you're logged into Gmail or Hangouts, those searches become part of your Google Analytics, you could now see shoe ads appearing in gmail.

The ISPs lobbied that this is unfair, they'd like a piece of that targeted advertising as well. They get to see all of your URL traffic, not just your Google searches so they can get an even more accurate profile of what you're into.

Under the rules Obama had passed in October, ISPs would have to get your consent - you would've had to opt into letting your ISP sell your entire browser history - before they can give that data to third party advertisers.

Trump & Company have now gotten legislation passed that automatically ops you into letting Verizon, Cox, Comcast, etc sell your browsing history to advertisers. Look for information on cancer? Enjoy some medical ads. Look for information on divorce? Have some attorney ads. Anything in a URL you browse can be sold.

Those Eastern Europeans who send you phishing scams and adware? They don't even need to write malware anymore, they can just buy the info from your ISP.

You'll have to go find your ISPs data sharing options and opt out of as much as you can but under the new rules it looks like they can create new opportunities that you'd be automatically opted into because they no longer need your consent.

I'm really interested in how the movie and music studios will try to buy the information of anyone using torrents or YouTube stream converters to then sue them for infringement.

Well let's start a fund raiser and buy all the browsing history of the people who passed this shit.

Guess it's already happening:

[SAWCE]

Fast pace today on 395, a blistering 20mph.

Slow down, Cowboy.

[wap]

InB4lock

How's the cruise?

5/7

[SAWCE]

FIFY

As far as I'm concerned there is this thread and the lifting thread. I'm working on merging them.

[SAWCE]

How's the cruise?

5/7

Je/lly

[datgrundle]

Is that for real?

When you search for shoes in Google, they can sell shoe ads based on your search history. If you're logged into Gmail or Hangouts, those searches become part of your Google Analytics, you could now see shoe ads appearing in gmail.

The ISPs lobbied that this is unfair, they'd like a piece of that targeted advertising as well. They get to see all of your URL traffic, not just your Google searches so they can get an even more accurate profile of what you're into.

Under the rules Obama had passed in October, ISPs would have to get your consent - you would've had to opt into letting your ISP sell your entire browser history - before they can give that data to third party advertisers.

Trump & Company have now gotten legislation passed that automatically ops you into letting Verizon, Cox, Comcast, etc sell your browsing history to advertisers. Look for information on cancer? Enjoy some medical ads. Look for information on divorce? Have some attorney ads. Anything in a URL you browse can be sold.

Those Eastern Europeans who send you phishing scams and adware? They don't even need to write malware anymore, they can just buy the info from your ISP.

You'll have to go find your ISPs data sharing options and opt out of as much as you can but under the new rules it looks like they can create new opportunities that you'd be automatically opted into because they no longer need your consent.

I'm really interested in how the movie and music studios will try to buy the information of anyone using torrents or YouTube stream converters to then sue them for infringement.

I wonder if there is any way to hide your activity

[razr390]

we pay our admins too much

[razr390]

red bull stirring the

[datgrundle]

red bull stirring the

[SAWCE]

Got a new assignment at work! Yay! Don't have to sit here bored the rest of the afternoon.

[razr390]

I must make soon. It might be loud.

[Do Work, Son]

When you search for shoes in Google, they can sell shoe ads based on your search history. If you're logged into Gmail or Hangouts, those searches become part of your Google Analytics, you could now see shoe ads appearing in gmail.

The ISPs lobbied that this is unfair, they'd like a piece of that targeted advertising as well. They get to see all of your URL traffic, not just your Google searches so they can get an even more accurate profile of what you're into.

Under the rules Obama had passed in October, ISPs would have to get your consent - you would've had to opt into letting your ISP sell your entire browser history - before they can give that data to third party advertisers.

Trump & Company have now gotten legislation passed that automatically ops you into letting Verizon, Cox, Comcast, etc sell your browsing history to advertisers. Look for information on cancer? Enjoy some medical ads. Look for information on divorce? Have some attorney ads. Anything in a URL you browse can be sold.

Those Eastern Europeans who send you phishing scams and adware? They don't even need to write malware anymore, they can just buy the info from your ISP.

You'll have to go find your ISPs data sharing options and opt out of as much as you can but under the new rules it looks like they can create new opportunities that you'd be automatically opted into because they no longer need your consent.

I'm really interested in how the movie and music studios will try to buy the information of anyone using torrents or YouTube stream converters to then sue them for infringement.

I wonder if there is any way to hide your activity

Pay for a VPN, it should tax deductible.

[Calvinball]

Man moderators be slacking round here.

Sent from the beer depository

[Do Work, Son]

Srsly

[goIftdibrad]

I wonder if there is any way to hide your activity

Pay for a VPN, it should tax deductible.

[Calvinball]

Oh shit that's me!

[Do Work, Son]

Traffic sped up in the suburbs, now its stoplights.

[ChrisoftheNorth]

We goin to 20k or nah?

[Do Work, Son]

I hate people who smoke.