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How to turn off Google's bubbling ads

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If te its services Google, you may know that collects some of your information so that it can target its ads to your profile. Of all the information the company collects, the most notable are your search queries when you're logged in (or even when you're not), your location, the cookies of and even your email.

For example, if you search the company search engine for how to buy a tablet, you will see ads talking about online stores selling tablets.

Some users are very privacy conscious and others simply don't want targeted ads. For all these users, Google has a special series of .

The concept of targeted ads or interest-based ads is known as buddling . Use the link below to customize the preferences of the ads you see: https://www.google.com/ads/preferences/

Using it Settings for Google ads , you can control what kind of information can be used to show you these targeted ads in search results, on YouTube, and on various Google online services. You can enable or disable the use of the following items:

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  1. Sex
  2. Age
  3. Languages
  4. Interests
  5. Advertiser campaigns you have blocked

Configure the settings according to your personal preferences and you're good to go! Using the Tweak above doesn't mean the company will stop tracking you, as they are known for collecting every piece of data they discover. Still worth a try, for those concerned about the that they distribute online.

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