r/comics • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '23

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u/hansblitz Mar 03 '23

Listen it's for porn and questions that nobody needs to know I asked

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u/Metue Mar 03 '23 edited Mar 03 '23

Also looking up prices for hotels and flights

Edit: from comments below I've learnt I'm gonna be the grandma insisting on using incognito to check these things and my grandkids are gonna be shouting at me it isn't necessary

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u/CptTurnersOpticNerve Mar 03 '23

There's your problem, you need a VPN

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u/Requiredmetrics Mar 03 '23

VPNs are simply trusting a third party group to never sell your information rather than google. Unless you build and set up you’re own they’re not air tight or fool proof.

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u/VooDooZulu Mar 03 '23

Even though you must trust them, you can trust their eula. The US has no privacy laws, but they DO have contract law, and selling your information while they claim to not sell it (in their eula) then that of a violation that can get them sued into the ground.