Know that you can arm yourself (or your browser) to a large degree against tracking:
see http://donttrack.us, an info site by google competitor duckduckgo.com (scroll to the very bottom for a list of browser plugins) and selectout.org can set optout cookies - but this depends on the tracking companies to actually respect them.

>> ^srd:

Know that you can arm yourself (or your browser) to a large degree against tracking:
see http://donttrack.us, an info site by google competitor duckduckgo.com (scroll to the very bottom for a list of browser plugins) and selectout.org can set optout cookies - but this depends on the tracking companies to actually respect them.


http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp is another one.

Is it me or is the check all for http://selectout.org/optout/ not working?

Indeed, seems to be broken at the moment (at least in FF4) .

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>> ^srd:

Indeed, seems to be broken at the moment (at least in FF4) .


It didn't work in my Mozilla's SeaMonkey v2.0.12 and old Firefox v2.0.0.20. IE6 was completely missing. Heh!

woah. well done.

*dead ?

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>> ^AdrianBlack:

dead ?


Nope. It works for me. Maybe region blocked? *notdead

This dead video has been deemed functional; it must have been accidentally declared dead - declared notdead by ant.

They had something like this at SXSW this year. The main read of it was, credit cards know 2 years in advance when someone is getting divorced by their spending habits. No word on what those purchases are, though.