Check out this site, which purports to show you how YouTube’s recommended videos appear to a Liberal, Conservative, Conspiracist, Climate Denier, Prepper, and Fruitarian(?).
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Sure, but this is a terrible line of argument. It’s the coal roller who thinks they come up with a great gotcha when they point out a vegan has leather shoes. Yeah, existing is murder so fishing is no different, so hunting is no different, so factory farming is no different, so killing a lion for sport is no different, so…war is no different.
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It’s shocking how quickly and easily your recommended videos change. I look up a recipe and all of a sudden lots of cooking. I look up an auto repair and all of a sudden lots of cars.
I made fun of Annette Oberstad’s cosmetics business on Zoom the other day and immediately had makeup ads everywhere.
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Disable all tracking and auto-delete cookies.
It wasn’t an argument.
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I suppose, but when I visit YouTube incognito, this is what I get.
You mean while you were talking to someone else?
I don’t see a problem.
lol, we have so many of those guys in my town, too. it’s always 1 US flag and the other is no step on snek, trump 2020, or molon labe. Every once in a while it will be the USMC flag, but that’s rare and less offensive to libs, so they don’t break it out often.
It irritates me that these assholes have co-opted the Gadsden flag.
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Was a wedding party of like 30-50 people inside at a park near me. Called the cops, but it was still there an hour later so I guess thats legal now? WAAF
If they take the Moultrie Flag next, WW III is on!
LOL, Jonathan Isaac is that guy for the Orlando Magic who didn’t take a knee for the anthem, and he just busted said knee against Sacramento and got carted off in a wheelchair.
That was probably unclear. What I’m asking is if something used voice recognition from the Zoom call to come up with targeted ads. I didn’t realize that happens.
youtube thinks i’m a moron who wastes my time watching stupid videos. they must know me pretty well.
Abolish existence
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were you using zoom on your phone or was your phone nearby? It’s happened to me before when I was completely offline. Had a conversation in the car* with my husband about something, and it didn’t take long for me to see ads related to it. Only possible way was if my phone mic picked it up.
*This was in our entirely, heartbreakingly analog 2003 Jetta, so no fancy UI to potentially listen in, either. It still has a cassette deck.
It wasn’t me. I was asking MichaelDavis, if that is what happened to him.
either way. Yes, our phones and other electronics spy on us. It’s only slightly creepy.