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bump

I would suggest against using it, attracts too much attention

it boycotts kikes. since it doesnt give the user anything it's not stealing

>>1045529

So CIAnigger scheme due to continuous requests on ads?

bump

>>1045539

No, the attention is due to how ads on the internet work.

Basically, what matters is not the amount of clicks your ads get (because anyone can spam those with a bot), but the amount of "unique interactions" it gets: to count those interactions it is necessary to track and profile users, and those tracking and profiling can then be also used to make money in other ways.

Adnauseam is essentially a bot, so the profilers and trackers looking at your interactions with ads will decide that you are some sort of bot, and proceed to blacklist your info far and wide: not only your Adnauseam click will produce no effect, you'll get more captchas, some sites will flat out stop working, and you might even get some accounts on unrelated sites closed as spam accounts.

CIA has no interest in Adnauseam, there's far better ways to spy on people.

>>1045308 (OP)

Botnet, you are just giving your machine to whoever is setting the list.

That way the devs behind the addon can ask anyone money to inflate the ad click.

Just put ublock origin and umatrix really.

>>1045537

>Let's boycott by giving clicks

>>1045308 (OP)

It steals from innocent businesses. Someone bought the advertisement in exchange of getting X clicks/views, and you're using up those clicks/views for bot spam. The website already got paid for the ad space so they don't give a shit.

>>1045308 (OP)

Does OP suck dicks on the regular or is it on special occasions?

it steals your own resources. they have anti fraud for this so they wont lose anything but your browser will be really slow.

>>1045865

What kind of business would advertise on the web? I mean, I can't think of any business, besides spam click schemes, that would generate new business from an ad on the web. I, personally, have never ever once patronized a business because I saw an ad on the internet. I cant' speak for anyone else.

>>1046936

I see here, bitcoin postage at the bottom. I literally have zero interest in patronizing that business. If I was interested in buying postage with bitcoin, I'd ask a friend what they use.

do you want to have a shit browsing experience and possibly open yourself to as much malware as possible? install adnauseam.

>>1045308 (OP)

It's made by literal kikes.

>>1045308 (OP)

>Does AdNauseam steal from kikes or is it a kike scheme?

Neither. The people who did AdNauseam don't understand the point of datamining companies.

Datamining companies do not care about what the data is even falsified data is good with them.

In terms of data, no data at all is better than random/falsified data.

If you don't use Tor use ublock origin combined with umatrix with a white list filtering for umatrix and list only filtering for ublock origin.

Here are the rules for umatrix, copy paste them.

https-strict: * true

https-strict: behind-the-scene false

matrix-off: about-scheme true

matrix-off: behind-the-scene true

matrix-off: chrome-extension-scheme true

matrix-off: chrome-scheme true

matrix-off: moz-extension-scheme true

matrix-off: opera-scheme true

matrix-off: vivaldi-scheme true

matrix-off: wyciwyg-scheme true

no-workers: * true

noscript-spoof: * true

referrer-spoof: * true

referrer-spoof: behind-the-scene false

* * * block

* * cookie block

* * frame block

* * media block

* * other block

* * script block

* * xhr block

* 1st-party * allow

Also I recommend to use the options: '-no-remote' and '-ProfileManager'.