Whats with all the porn on Tnet.

Welcome to the new internet. Even when you open e-mails from know individuals, if they visit certain sites or if they open a lot of spam mail, this can get passed onto your computer. Just think of it as one company selling your buyer information to another company, and so on. Mail in that Sweepstakes Entry you got in the Saturday mail and the junk mail will start showing up in your mailbox all the time. Use your "store card" to make purchases and you'll start getting more spam mail from other companies trying to sell you stuff. and if you're not real careful, you'll even start getting spam from the people in your e-mail account's address book. Some of it is perfectly legal and/or harmless, some of it, and probably more then you realize, isn't. I've even got a couple of close friends who I have told that I will no longer open their e-mails due to the places they obviously visit when their online. Just the way it works these days.
 

I'm logged in on my iPhone now and at the bottom of the screen I'm getting a dating site add with a pic of a busty blonde.when I login through Google I never get those ads.
 

I have a few computers. I dedicate one to Tnet so I dont have to be insulted by banner ads for porn and such. Dont get me wrong I love internet porn but not ads for it on Tnet. Thats why I have the other computers. lmsfao
 

I also run "AdBlock" as stated it is free and you get zero adds. Best thing since sliced bread. I do not have time to dig through all the other stuff to get to your cool post. :tongue3:

I should probably check out some of the hot single ads though being single lol.
 

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I don't see anything but MD'ing Ads. There's probably a virus in there some where. Do you log out from T-Net when your done, I think that closes the cookies?
 

I don't see anything but MD'ing Ads. There's probably a virus in there some where. Do you log out from T-Net when your done, I think that closes the cookies?

Deleting cookies is a setting you have to set up in your browser settings. Most do not have this done automatically....
 

BosnMate:

You can try "Start" then "Help and Support" then "Performance and Maintenance."

On my PC it's "disk clean-up." When I worked in an bank, I performed that little task every evening before I left work for the day.

You MAY remove your saved passwords. My wife hates it when I help her and that happens.

You can also adjust your machine for how long it retains your browsing history.

Good luck to all,

~The Old Bookaroo
 

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