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Google Chrome pushes ahead with targeted ads based on your browser history
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this post was submitted on 06 Sep 2023
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Sounds like a great and exciting innovation. I can’t wait to see more relevant ads based on my own personal interests!
Seems that 5 people can't read sarcasm and is prolly part of the
/sgangOh wow, it's the shoes I just bought! How does it know? That's incredible! Okay, google, I'm ready for the next relevant ad. Oh wow, it's the shoes I already have again. Ha ha, but I'm not interested in those anymore.
Oh, look, a shilling bot.
I hope there's some work being done on auto-banning this kind of shit...
I'm pretty sure the comment sarcastic
Edit: might have been wrong
Just look at their history and their acc being a day old - there's no way this is sarcasm: https://lemm.ee/u/MrBusinessMan
My bad, that's what you get for assuming the best of people. Must be asking an llm for controversial takes
Maybe more akin to trolling, nobody has that many bad takes.