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You'll need a separate ip address for each device then correct?

• wlesieutre 6y ago
  Not sure, does facebook just assume that everyone connecting from behind a NAT is the same person? That seems like it could go poorly, like if one person in a household had been buying a secret birthday present or an engagement ring or researching divorce lawyers and then the targeted ads were associated to everyone in the house.
  • deminature 6y ago
    The definitely assume it's the same person. I get advertising clearly targeted at other people on my internet connection (eg. ads for property in a certain suburb, when I don't even actively look at property while another family member does).
• arnoooooo 6y ago
  There's much more than IP adress that's used to track you. Companies like facebook use all the forms of browser storage, browser fingerprinting, etc.