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Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
You can skip reading and remove it here:
www.scorecardresearch.com...
Click its gone!
But, it can be picked up again, in other forms elsewhere. so... Bah, why bother, there is no anonymity on the internet anyway...
When surfing the Web please keep in mind, that you are walking inside a mine field
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
reply to post by jude11
Don't know, are you implying that ATS is installing malicious cookies in your browser?
Really, b.scorcardresearch can be picked up ANYWHERE!
If you clicked the opt out link, you shouldn't see it again.
May even notice a nice improvement in the speed of your computer when you do.
As the author said here:
When surfing the Web please keep in mind, that you are walking inside a mine field
epiac1216.wordpress.com...edit on 22-1-2012 by Fractured.Facade because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
reply to post by jude11
I did read it, I was just asking... It can be picked up anywhere, not sure why it is legal for such a beacon to be installed in people's browsers without them knowing about it... Various ads may trigger the drop in window ad you seen, it can track and collect your web browsing activity, and apparently can't be removed or detected by internet security systems, and/or removed... The only way is to click that opt out link IF you have it on your system.
Sorry, just trying to help.
Originally posted by baddmove
Hey you two...