Google

>>136665812
Yes, goy. Don't hide the ads that want to track you. Click the ads anyway. Click all the ads. They definitely don't want people to click!

http://nypost.com/2017/08/04/china-destroys-sassy-bots-after-they-bash-communism/#ampshare=http://nypost.com/2017/08/04/china-destroys-sassy-bots-after-they-bash-communism/

15 ads detected

>inb4 Nordbot proves itself imperfect

>>136666436
>i don't understand the point of Adnauseum because I don't bother to read its mission statement

>>136666436
This. This adnauseum bullshit is a shill op. Only an idiot you believe this is gonna hurt anyone. Google is probably behind the add on ffs

>>136666834
Yes Google wants bots to click all their ads and make them tons of money from advertisers who will never find out for some reason and jump ship.

You have to be 18 to post here.

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Why would you click the ads? That will only create the incentive to add more ads.

Firefox + ublock Origin + uMatrix + Smart HTTPS + Decentraleyes + BetterPrivacy + Self-Destructing Cookies + Canvas Defender + Click&Clean

Then, modify your HOSTS file.
http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.htm

THAT is how you defeat ads and trackers.

>>136667966
I don't think you get the point of adnauseum.

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FUCKING TRAP

ITS A FUCKING TRAP

UNLESS YOU ALSO RANDOMLY BROWSE ALL OVER THE FUCKING INTERNET, IT JUST ENSURES YOU'RE WELL TRACKED
PIC RELATED. HMMM GUESS WHERE MOST TIME IS SPENT FOR THIS USER HMMMMMMMMMMMMM TRACKING TOTALLY THWARTED YEA SURE fucking gay

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>>136667966
fuck off

>>136668283
>>136668346

Dumb asses. All you are going to get in the long run with Adnauseum is more tracking. Better to be a ghost. Block the ads before they enter your pc. Modifying your pc's HOSTS file is the key. Adding it to your router's firewall is even better.

>>136667203
Hey shithead, there isn't enough people running that dumbass addon to matter. Now close that fucking slackjaw of yours. Its starting to draw flys.

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daily reminder if this isn't your browser you are keeping googlecucks employed

>>136671100
>there isn't enough people running that dumbass addon to matter

soon

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>>136671302
Never heard of it. Care to elaborate?

fucking with google is futile and your reasons for doing it are retarded and not worthwhile.

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>>136671574

>>136671429
>soon
Never.

You keep isolating your freedom fighter brethren by supporting policies that hurt them your gonna keep finding yourself on all alone when shit really matters.

Yall cucks ain't suave. You could have just kept your mouths shut and move silently. Now you're going to pay the full price.

>>136671936
are you high or something right now?

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>>136671503
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_(web_browser)

>Brave is developed by Brave Software which was founded on May 28, 2015, by Brendan Eich and Brian Bondy. Brave was first announced by co-founder Brendan Eich on January 20, 2016 with the stated goal of providing an alternative to the widely adopted system of providing free content to end users supported by advertising revenue that is employed by many content creators and publishers on the World Wide Web.

>Eich sees the Web as facing a "primal threat" consisting of a growing conflict between advertisers and users—advertisers who have incentives to collect and store detailed and often very personal information about web users in order to deliver more effective advertisements, and users who are increasingly averse to the collection of their personal information.

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>>136665812
I'm not an expert.

How about VPN an some raids?
DDos, but with ads spamming, causing the leftist company to pay gorillions to google?

This is possibly taking their oxygen with their own fire.

>>136672174
>Once Brave has 7+ million users, the company will use your browsing history and share industry-standard ad categories with publishers. Armed with this data, they'll be able to place appropriate ads. Is it still invasive? Sure, to an extent. But Brave is hoping users will be able to look past that and is even planning to offer a small financial incentive to do so.

???

>>136665812
doesn't this basically give (((google))) money and trick the fag's paying (((google)))

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>>136671302
>Brave browser
>based on Google's Chromium
>at some non-specific point in the future, Brave fully intends to collect data on you and sell it to advertisers in the future

Hodor.

>>136667203
>click all their ads and make them tons of money
If everyone clicks everything it will drop the cost of cliks and ads

>>136666436
YUP if everyone clicks everything the tracking algorhythms will turn into rubbish

but it only works in a decent way if you>>136668332
>BROWSE ALL OVER THE FUCKING INTERNET

>>136674516
it's /biz/ BAT coin shills leaking into /pol/

>>136674503

In the beginning, yes. Once it becomes big enough, the profits gained will begin to deteriorate. algorithm-advertising is huge for profits. It's about short-term vs long term. Google benefits in the beginning, but the longer it goes on the more it loses out.