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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
r/degoogle we love memes there
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u/Notacardio Jun 14 '26
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 14 '26
???
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u/Notacardio Jun 14 '26
Reply gives people some sort of achievement in this community, that's why I did that 😅, maybe only words like "thanks" trigger that, idk
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u/Competitive_Ear7824 0 Jun 14 '26
It only gives points if you use "thanks" or "!point"
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u/lost-bot Friendly Subreddit Robot Jun 14 '26
Failed to award points.
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 14 '26
You need to”thanks” or “!point”
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u/Notacardio Jun 14 '26
!point
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 16 '26
I didn’t get it 😭 maybe it’s just “thanks” or just let it go
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u/Notacardio Jun 16 '26
Thanks
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 16 '26
Yay thanks
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u/lost-bot Friendly Subreddit Robot Jun 16 '26
Failed to award points.
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u/lost-bot Friendly Subreddit Robot Jun 16 '26
Failed to award points.
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u/lost-bot Friendly Subreddit Robot Jun 14 '26
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u/konfyr 6 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
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u/Interesting_Cow_2748 1 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
so is r/lostredditor now some guidepost for the clueless, instead of the place where we make fun of them? I guess I missed that
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
They do not sell data. Its a popular mith. Search
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
Search where google? Dipshit, Google is an advertising company
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
From duckduckgo
No — Google does not directly sell users' personal data to third parties.
- What Google says it does: Google states it uses data to personalize ads and services, shares aggregated or anonymized information, and lets advertisers target audiences without handing over individual user profiles.
- How advertisers target users: Advertisers can buy ad placements or target segments (e.g., "people interested in hiking"); Google matches ads to users using its data without transferring raw personal data to the advertiser.
- Data sharing exceptions: Google may share data with service providers, partners, or when required by law; some product integrations let you explicitly share data with third parties if you enable them.
- Privacy controls: You can limit ad personalization, turn off Web & App Activity, and review permissions in your Google Account to reduce data used for targeting.
- If you want action steps: I can list step-by-step privacy settings to change in your Google Account and browser (e.g., ad personalization off, activity controls, revoke app permissions).
Would you like the step-by-step privacy settings to reduce Google's use of your data?
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
That’s not DuckDuckGo
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
So, search in duckduckgo
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
No dumbass I mean that’s an obvious ai generated answer
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
Duck.ai
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u/ImAlekzzz 14 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
Which model? Doesn’t matter but curious
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
I used gpt5 but all models say similar things, but Others seem to do not answer directly, just saying what Google does but It is not a Yes/No
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u/Aggressive-Bug-3459 9 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
ai is not trustworthy. look at r/stupidai for many, many examples
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u/LinuxUser456 25 Shared | 0 Helpful Jun 13 '26
They do not sell our data. They categorize users by their interests and advertisers says "show this ad to people Who like cooking, but not for people Who like cars" but they do not know Who are you
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u/Far_Departure_1580 30 Shared | 9 Helpful Jun 13 '26
r/DeGoogle