Every other commercial is Pro Trump Propaganda.
Kind of disturbing.
Kind of disturbing.
Every other commercial is Pro Trump Propaganda.
Kind of disturbing.
If it is every other commercial, then it IS very disturbing.
It should be EVERY commercial Pro Trump. :yesyes:
All politics aside he is a disaster of a human being.If it is every other commercial, then it IS very disturbing.
It should be EVERY commercial Pro Trump. :yesyes:
If it is every other commercial, then it IS very disturbing. It should be EVERY commercial Pro Trump. :yesyes:
This. This is the problem.^
And I believe yootoob harvests your internet activity, you know, spies on you, then uses that stolen information to advertise things that a robot thinks you will be most likely to buy be it a guitar, a new mattress, a medicine, or a presidential candidate.
Trump's campaign team know that, right-now, TV is full with A) Democratic primaries and B) Trump's impeachment investigations. So they need to counter-attack. They alos know that most of the folks wathing the news on TV are older folks and that Trump is pretty popular among them. And they know that younger generations are on Youtube, even if most of them are anti-Trymp, some are still undecided so there's vote to win there...
Then why is zeeblofowl getting Trump adds ? He's certainly not likely to "buy" Trump
I have an ad-blocker.
I have an ad-blocker.
Every other commercial is Pro Trump Propaganda.
Kind of disturbing.
Is it possible to block the ads they play before your video on you tube?
I know you can pay yootoob/google not to play ads which is why I'm led to believe ad blockers can't remove them.
And ad blocker or not your internet history is still being harvested on most of the big websites.
I don't see that. Do you sign into YouTube (a Google company) using an I.D. and password? I watch YouTube a fair amount on my connected TV. But because I don't use (or have) an I.D. on ANY Google service, tracking me and offering up "relevant" ads to my TV, computer, phone, iPad, etc. isn't as easy.
You've been targeted, bro. The boys and girls at Google are "enhancing" your user experience.
You got it.
Before I'd use an Android phone with Facebook and Twitter loaded or send email through Gmail, I'd just take the curtains down in my house and remove the locks from my doors.
Is it possible to block the ads they play before your video on you tube?
I know you can pay yootoob/google not to play ads which is why I'm led to believe ad blockers can't remove them.
And ad blocker or not your internet history is still being harvested on most of the big websites.
Yep. Pretty much every Google service that I know of allows Google to have a peek. Some businesses don't allow the use of Gmail for sensitive business communications or they block it (along with Yahoo mail, Hotmail and others) from company servers. Since Verizon took over Yahoo, they're probably at least as bad as the "Don't Be Evil" kids at Google.
This is the latest news that really pissed me off:
Google Is Collecting Personal Health Data Of Millions of People
Google is engaged with one of the country’s largest health-care systems to collect and crunch the detailed personal health information of millions of Americans across 21 states.
The initiative, code-named “Project Nightingale,” appears to be the biggest in a series of efforts by Silicon Valley giants to gain access to personal health data and establish a toehold in the massive health-care industry. Amazon.com Inc., Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are also aggressively pushing into health care, though they haven’t yet struck deals of this scope.
Google began Project Nightingale in secret last year with St. Louis-based Ascension, the second-largest health system in the U.S., with the data sharing accelerating since summer, according to internal documents.
The data involved in the initiative encompasses lab results, doctor diagnoses and hospitalization records, among other categories, and amounts to a complete health history, including patient names and dates of birth.
Neither patients nor doctors have been notified. At least 150 Google employees already have access to much of the data on tens of millions of patients, according to a person familiar with the matter and the documents.
No, no... this doesn't violate HIPAA. No need for our busy critters in Congress to waste time investigating this. They have so much more important things to do. I just wish that I had enough money to buy myself a politician. I'd keep him or her in my backyard, feed them twice a day and only beat them on Saturdays.
I don't see any ads on Youtube when I use my laptop with the ad-blocker I have. If I use my phone, I do see ads because I don't have any type of ad-blocker on there. I'm not using an ad-blocker to block my internet history, I just don't want to be bombarded with ads.