Putting tracking on a link to my tracking settings is traditionally frowned upon, Google.
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Putting tracking on a link to my tracking settings is traditionally frowned upon, Google. (It's a c.gle link, which then redirects to Doubleclick)
And since I block Doubleclick at multiple layers ... I can't use this thing you're telling me about in your "mandatory" email notification.
Update: actual link (h/t @dmarti)
https://adssettings.google.com/partnerads
(... but even this redirects to DoubleClick)
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Putting tracking on a link to my tracking settings is traditionally frowned upon, Google. (It's a c.gle link, which then redirects to Doubleclick)
And since I block Doubleclick at multiple layers ... I can't use this thing you're telling me about in your "mandatory" email notification.
Update: actual link (h/t @dmarti)
https://adssettings.google.com/partnerads
(... but even this redirects to DoubleClick)
@tychotithonus "we're google. We don't have to care."
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@tychotithonus "we're google. We don't have to care."
@womble @tychotithonus It's not something they wanted to do, it's something they had to do to settle a case
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@womble @tychotithonus It's not something they wanted to do, it's something they had to do to settle a case
the full set of steps is (1) remove "AI" slop (2) block search ads (3) turn off ad personalization (4) start a blocklist (5) block click tracking (5) turn off in-browser ad features -- then it's almost back to pre-enshittification
fix Google Search
Make Google usable again by removing AI slop, crappy sites, deceptive ads, and privacy/security risks.
(blog.zgp.org)
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