Do you realize how much information you leave behind online?
In a single day, you can pick up more than 1,000 cookies on your computer. These cookies track your activity across the web. That data helps companies show you the right products when you search their online stores. But there are also cookies not set by the sites themselves—cookies you still accept when you agree to a website’s cookie banner. These are harvested by shady companies and sold into large databases that compile information about you and resell it to marketing agencies, which then sell it to businesses that want to target campaigns directly at you. Even on public sites, there are plenty of these cookies.
Now there’s a way to stop them. With Disconnect—a simple, privacy-focused browser extension and ad blocker—you can block ads commonly shown by Google, social media, and analytics trackers. After installing Disconnect, you’ll see a small icon with a big D at the top of your browser. A counter shows how many ads and trackers you’ve been protected from. Click the drop-down menu to see exactly what the add-on has blocked. If you want to view what’s been blocked, just click the relevant tab in the drop-down. Along with removing ads and tracking cookies, Disconnect speeds up page loads because your browser no longer needs to download all those ads.
It has a clean interface, and it’s so simple and discreet you’ll barely notice it. Even the installation doesn’t make a fuss.
Click here to get the add-on for your browser, or click below to download Disconnect and stop annoying ads and tracking cookies from following you.
Download Disconnect for free here and disconnect ads and tracking cookies now.
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