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How to reverse the damages: 1) Go to https://history.google.com/history/ 2) Select the offending searches 3) Click delete on the top right (then click delete again)
I'm pretty sure Google won't actually delete any of them from their internal profile of you though.
Well, I'm probably on a list now. Thanks for that.
Warning: people should know this is NSFW for anyone with a company that monitors your web usage. I also wouldn't run this from an authoritarian country where local officials may not appreciate the joke.
Do companies really MITM SSL traffic in order to watch employees surfing habits?
Game Theory: If enough people click this, does Google stop showing stupid ads to everyone eventually?
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Do companies really MITM SSL traffic in order to watch employees surfing habits?
The search term is in the url.
Related: https://www.reddit.com/r/AmazonWTF/ (NSFW!!) I've heard people complain after being subscribed to that subreddit that Amazon's relevance engine becomes unusable for them (and while unsaid, I imagine they can't browse Amazon with anyone else at their computer). OP, take note. :P
I had a weird one yesterday. I went to the New York Times using private browsing and read a single article in the relationship section (something about wedding speeches) and then noticed that the next page I went to 90% of the recommended articles were engagement announcements. I guess things are hard when you only have a single data-point to base recommendations off.