Just when I started liking GMAIL

[Bumrush99]

Wow, for the first time I noticed this nifty feature in Gmail where they search for keywords within your emails and then place ads on the side.. Kinda of odd if you ask me, I wonder how much information they take.. For example, this is the first time the word Montreal appeared in an email to me..

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[ViperSSD]

this was the whole basis of gmail....

 

[nageov3t]

they've been doing this for awhile... I don't see the big deal, though.

 

[notfred]

Jesus christ, this is THE main feature of GMail that generated TONS of controversy when it fisrt became available. You're months behind.

 

[pyonir]

Originally posted by: ViperSSD
this was the whole basis of gmail....

Yep...

 

[Bumrush99]

I knew it was a part of Gmail, just cool to see it in action. I didn't notice it untill today..

 

[royaldank]

There's no free lunch.

 

[anxi80]

Ads and links to related pages only appear alongside the message that they are targeted to, and are only shown when the Gmail user, whether sender or recipient, is viewing that particular message. No email content or other personally identifiable information is ever shared with advertisers.

 

[MercenaryForHire]

Ah, someone else just put The Internet v9.0 into their CD drive, I see.

- M4H

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: ViperSSD
this was the whole basis of gmail....

:thumbsup:

 

[Bootprint]

Never even noticed them until this thread, but then again most of my emails don't contain keys works for them to use.

 

[mcvickj]

Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Ah, someone else just put The Internet v9.0 into their CD drive, I see.

- M4H

LMAO!!!

 

[jst0ney]

Originally posted by: ViperSSD
this was the whole basis of gmail....

Yeah it was never a secret.

 

[hevnsnt]

So remove them.

http://www.i-hacked.com/Computer-Compon...-Internet/Firefox-Browser-Hacking.html

 

[dethman]

Just when I started liking G-strings, they started to give me a wedgie everytime.

Fellas, holla if you can relate.

 

[Allio]

Never noticed them. Wait, I use Proxomitron.