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It was an older apple though, plus we don't really have swat teams down here.
Just knowing who he was and what to advertise to him. Seemed stupid at the time, but it's reality now.
This stuff is out the worst "Big Brother" science fiction movie scenario you could dream up, and it happened in a very short time. I remember when the Internet was new, and being amazed the first time I saw a picture of a motocross bike on Netscape in 1994. I think there was one or two moto forums back then in the 90s. I never dreamed that Google was tracking and reading everything I wrote and linking it to me- now it's commonly accepted.
They are counting on ignorance, apathy and laziness for people to just click away their private information, all of which is incredibly useful and a powerful tool. It is the last line between the corporate/government state. As if I need my phone to tell me there is a "photo opportunity" because I just walked into a restaurant somewhere.
Don't get me started on microphones and cameras in people's bedrooms, plugged into a corporate nerve center and accessible by whoever wants it in government, at any time. Your toaster will be tracking you- fuck that. I will do everything I can to keep this stuff out of my house, and will probably fail.
HUNDREDS OF APPS CAN LISTEN FOR MARKETING ‘BEACONS’ YOU CAN’T HEAR
Pit Row
It's off the hook.
Almost to the point to where I wanna quit the Internet altogether.
I'm in a thread over in Moto, talking Harley's and Indians, poof, next time I hit yahoo 3 ads on Indian motorcycles show up.
And Effin Amazon, all I need do is visit this place and very next time, yahoos home page is some crap about find motocross on Amazon.
It's unsettling. It's fucking creepy. It's like having a peeping tom outside your window, 24/7.
I have an old flip phone sitting on my dresser, a dinosaur, I keep prepay minutes on for a spare, just in case.
Thing looks better every day.
Who thought this was a good idea?
And then people pay for devices that just sit, listen, and analyze you. Go figure
we had just started buying. Yup getting kitchen knives advertising now. I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
If you notice, they are now beginning to censor online news and information based on the entirely made-up hazard of "fake news." TSA is following and surveilling innocent people for no reason. Basically we are all the enemy now because of 9/11 and the Patriot Act.
Like coffee beans. Or a Pepsi can. Or a candy bar.
Wait a few days and look at your ads......hell a few hours. Take a picture of toilet paper rolls.....or paper towels. See what happens!
Lemme know what Happens. Post your ad screenshots here....
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