Why Do Adds Pop-up showing Cleavage

[mjarrels]

Looks good to me, but non in tbn.

mark

 

[Mace Canute]

Cause you're lucky, that's why!

 

[Travelover]

Rats, I need to turn my Ad Blocker off.

 

[jerrybob]

Because the nipples are generally covered????

 

[burnieman]

Oh my god. He said nipples. The mods are gonna have a feces fit

 

[TripleR]

I don't see anything like that on mine. I read on another forum that not everyone sees the same adds.

 

[uglyboywith11fingers]

the ads I see are from sites that I've visited... like tigerdirect, amazon, etc.

has someone been visiting naughty sites ????

 

[burnieman]

the ads I see are from sites that I've visited... like tigerdirect, amazon, etc.

has someone been visiting naughty sites ????

"has someone been visiting naughty sites ???? "

Yes

 

[JBourquin]

the ads I see are from sites that I've visited... like tigerdirect, amazon, etc.

has someone been visiting naughty sites ????

:confused3:

 

[/pine]

If you're using google chrome (and some other browser versions) they are constantly spying on you and tracking every page you visit...

 

[Lou66]

What channel is it on? can you take pictures? all I get is pictures of tractors and weed eaters.. Lou

 

[wcampbell47]

If you're using google chrome (and some other browser versions) they are constantly spying on you and tracking every page you visit...

i use chrome extensively and don't see ads. malware is most likely the issue. i use avg free as my antivirus. i also use malwarebytes to remove unwanted malware. you can get both from download.cnet.com . the licensed version of malwarebytes actually prevents malware from reporting back to tracking servers.

 

[/pine]

i use chrome extensively and don't see ads. malware is most likely the issue. i use avg free as my antivirus. i also use malwarebytes to remove unwanted malware. you can get both from download.cnet.com . the licensed version of malwarebytes actually prevents malware from reporting back to tracking servers.

A big part of what I referred to is "cookies"...The first thing a lot of the new breed of viruses, malware and spyware does is disable anti-virus and anti mal/spy-ware preventative applications...
The best way to prevent anything from sending information upstream is with a leakproof firewall...but even a firewall can't stop a browser (like chrome or any other) from sending upstream traffic...otherwise you could never send any requests...

Google To Offer 'Do Not Track' Button In Chrome Browser

How to Stop Google from Tracking Your Data on Chrome Browser!

 

[jinman]

For Christmas, I got several of my granddaughters gift cards that I ordered online. One of them is pregnant, so I ordered a gift card from Motherhood Maternity. Now, all the popups I see are pregnant women.

 

[Thomas]

"Now, all the popups I see are pregnant women"

Might be wise not to order Viagra than Jim.

 

[MIKE R]

This is all I got. I know that that ads are personalized.

View attachment 296590

 

[unbidden]

As already suggested, you have malware on your computer. In most cases an anti-virus program will not remove malware/adware/spyware. Malwarebytes is a good program; I've been using SpyBot Search + Destroy for years and it's a freebie.

 

[JBourquin]

Ghostery... I see no ads..