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Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
In any case it seems to tell a lot about geolocation targeting.
That would be an awful development for those of us who are stuck with only Time Warner as an internet option and want nothing to do with Apple.
Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Here is a solution:
1. Install adblock
2. If your employer considers images of everyday things like that to be NSFW, get a new employer. :-)Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Heh, funny, since I get mostly "Get rich fast" ads with pictures of stacks of Euros with ad number 2) from your description the only one that's the same :) In any case it seems to tell a lot about geolocation targeting.
edit: Just checked on the site on a fresh EC2 Windows instance with no browsing history/cookies and got the same ads.
Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Install Adblock
Lovely that this site's "sponsored content" ads on the right are completely inappropriate for work and take up a pretty decent chunk on the page. The images are: 1) Woman wearing shirt that exposes most of her breasts. 2) Man kissing a woman's neck while both are in bed. Man appears to be shirtless, woman is in bra. 3) Woman in bikini with her hands holding her breasts up. 4) Woman in cutoff white shirt having breast…
Hahaha. Glad I don't work where you work. Do you think some of those are are just retargeted to you based on your interest? Me thinks so, because I got ads for gyms and cleanmymac. No boobs here. Here is a solution: 1. Install adblock 2. If your employer considers images of everyday things like that to be NSFW, get a new employer. :-)
It's less of what my employer considers NSFW and more of what I don't want on my screen at work.