/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover★

>>52281 (OP)

Well on FaceBook if you can click those three little dots there and make it so you never see ads like that ever again.

you were looking for fap material on the same device or network that you use facebook on, weren't you?

Flag the ad. Considering the lengths Rearz was attempting with trademarks in hopes of doing this, I can't imagine they'll get away with it long.

Aww So Cute is shady as fuck. I'm sure you're not the only one. Report the ad, it'll eventually get pulled for good.

To any othet ABDL company, no one wants this. Know your customer base. This is instantly a way to make us stop buying your product.

>>52302

it really is a tone-deaf decision

it makes me wonder if other fetishes advertise on facebook as well

>>52281 (OP)

I honestly cant log into my google account on a device that isn't mine anymore. Amazon keeps showing adds for adult diapers. Literally just that. I look up other stuff to buy on amazon. Hell i haven't even bought any adult diapers through amazon yet.

>>52281 (OP)

This kind of shit is why you should be taking privacy seriously, kids.

If you insist on using facebook, at least install some browser addons so they can't track you across every site that serves their ads or has a "like" button.

Personally I use Ublock Origin (block ads), Umatrix (block scripts/media by default), Referer Control (send no referer by default), Cookie AutoDelete (delete cookies after I leave each site), and a VPN.

If you don't want all that hassle though you could just use something like Privacy Badger https://www.eff.org/privacybadger which claims to block trackers without getting in your way or breaking any websites.

>>52284

N- no… yes.

But come on, my phone is the most convenient way to look at everything. I’m not gonna get a separate device specifically for porn.

>>52305

You could try contacting customer service about it. May be an embarrassing email but you’ll never meet those people anyway and they’ll understand.

>>52303

Usually anything kink related wouldn't be approved at all.

>>52310

>my phone is the most convenient way to look at everything

I don't understand how people can live like that.

Phones are severely limited in pretty much every way. Small screen, shitty keyboard, no proper software (no, "apps" are not proper software), limited battery life, zero privacy… the list goes on.

They're handy if you can't get to a proper computer, but I wouldn't dream of using one as my main computing device.

>>52316

You can hold a phone in one hand, the other can be used for whatever else you want.

>>52322

So much this. I’ve fapped with both a phone and a computer and both have their perks, but my favorite thing about using a phone is the ability to do everything one-handed far more easily than with a computer.

That, and being able to use it in the bathroom. Don’t wanna be walking out with a laptop in my arms.

1) start by clearing all your cookies.

2) for google accounts remove your personlized ads and stuff here:

https://support.google.com/ads/answer/2662922?hl=en

3) i'm sure there are stuff you can do for facebook as well for example: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/stop-facebooks-targeted-ads-from-stalking-you-around-the-internet/

4) very important sites like facebook track you online usage ass well while you're logged in and you go on a site that has a facebook like button: to avoid those buttons: either dont go surfing for porn while you're logged on to facebook or download browser extension like gohostery (https://www.ghostery.com/) to block those

>>52281 (OP)

install these addons

privacy badger: blocks trackers and does not sell your data like ghostery does

Ublock origin:fast adblock with good performance,easy on the cpu, and has good privacy,

https everywhere:turns all http urls into https url. prevents eavesdropping and makes your connections encrypted.

no script: can be usefull when you need to block certain other things that the other add ons don't cover

self destructing cookies: destroys cookies when all of tabs from website are closed. stops websites from cookie tracking you

also make sure to set up history as NO SAVE mode. and make sure to sure to set it up delete clear all saved data on browser.

if your feeling a little extreme you can just always browse in tor if you want.

>>52331

Logging out of facebook won't protect you. They track you by cookies and IP while logged out, then associate that with your account as soon as you log in. If you want to prevent facebook tracking you, you'll need to actually block their scripts/images/pixels/cookies on every website you visit.

Personally I like uMatrix for this, since it lets you block images/scripts/etc. on a per-domain or global basis. Basically you can set up a rule that anything coming from facebook.com is blocked everywhere except on facebook itself.

I think you can also do it with the application boundary enforcer in noscript, and uBlock Origin probably supports blocking tracking pixels and stuff too. Finally there's a "stop sites from tracking me" option in firefox (enabled by default in private browsing mode, but can be enabled in normal mode too). Not sure how effective that is against facebook.

>>52333

Blocking HTTP referer (sic) headers is important too.

If you don't block the referer, every time someone posts a youtube video on 8chan your browser fetches the thumbnail and in the process tells google exactly what thread you're looking at. In fact, that's how most tracking pixels work - when your browser loads an image it sends the url of the page you're currently on in the referer header.

It turns out there's a way to change it in firefox without any addons:

https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2015/01/21/meta-referrer/#comment-111806