Porn Ads On ATS

I know I took this all too far, but I have an inkling I'm right on the money here.

reply to post by LadyGreenEyes


Thanks for your help.

Originally posted by minettejo

Originally posted by polarwarrior
I hear those ads are based on your browsing history.

jks

Thing is they are. I get Disney and Old Navy.
I am incredibly boring.

I'm glad some of you are entertained by it.
Can somebody please post a clip from Austin Powers, where his suitcase is searched at the airport

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Its not a PC. Its an Apple device. Microsoft is of no use to it. The browser is safari.
Nobody else uses it behind my back. Its locked with a pass code
No. I didn't look at porn, but because I have a good sense of humour I can laugh along with you.
As far as I know my cats have no interest in porn.

Originally posted by violet
My cats have apps they play with.

Seriously? lol Maybe your cats are watching porn when you arent looking??

Not trying to start anything between you and others, but you might want to pay attention to who else uses your iPad. A friend of mine works on computers for a living and he told me before that 99.999% of the people, who bring their computers to him with problems such as you are describing, had porn in their history. Even though they thought they erased all traces of it, he can tell it is still there somewhere in the depths of the hard drive or wherever.

But this might be one of the rare times when a virus came about from some other source, which is possible (just not probable).

OP you should definitely share some links so I can investigate.

Ads that open when you aren't clicking on an ad usually are an extra layer of ad revenue for the site when you aren't signed up/in but you are so it's not that. Does it do it in different browser? Sounds like you have something on your PC since noone else is experiencing it. If it's on a mobile device I'm stumped . If it's the ones related to your browsing habits, self pwned.

I suggest you try Hitman Pro 3 (30 day free trial 100% unlocked)

www.surfright.nl...

it gets rid of a lot of stuff the other mainstream ones cant before they can

I'd start with Microsoft security essentials...it's a pretty solid scan and is decently up to date

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The last time I looked Microsoft did not support the Apple i Pad

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Ha! Ha! You're right! I totally missed the Ipad part of the quote and was just thinking pop ups...my bad.

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