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> If you're willingly typing data into Google, their SERP ads aren't increasing or adding-to your risk in any way. How are you sure? I would assume that a more
by freediver 5y ago
> If you're willingly typing data into Google, their SERP ads aren't increasing or adding-to your risk in any way.
How are you sure? I would assume that a more likely scenario is one where clicking a first party ad on Google.com helps build a profile about the user.
> If you wish not to see the first-party SERP ads on Google, I would suggest you not use Google.
Recommending to avoid a site that has ads is not how ad-blockers are supposed to work.
- jonathansampson 5y agoI'm not suggesting you avoid Google _because it has ads_; the ads aren't the problem. The problem is Google being the first-party domain. I'm telling you not to walk into the dragon's den at all; you're wanting to discuss the cleanliness of the dragon's toe-nails :)