Then he returned to the target's computer and double-clicked on it, just as Lagunes had clicked on the link in her inbox.
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The researchers found that when they did not target the subjects by name, only 20% of them clicked on the emails, but 40% clicked on the links in the Facebook messages.
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I found this out when I clicked on the Ads section in my Facebook file, which loaded a history of the dozen ads I had clicked on while browsing the social network.
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When I clicked on the button, the interview didn't begin.
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I never clicked on something so fast in my life.
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Soccer was just something she played and it clicked on.
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Cyber Monday, I clicked on a promotional email from Levi's.
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And others may have accidentally clicked on the wrong answer.
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I just clicked on some rocks and went from there.
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When the audio clicked on, I asked what was happening.
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I got one the other day, but clicked on it.
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" He clicked on a video of "I'm Writing a Novel.
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The first video I clicked on came from a cellphone.
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You can also see which Facebook ads you've clicked on.
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And everybody clicked on screen straightaway, and you could feel that.
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She brought out her phone and clicked on the hospital's app.
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And the company knows if a user clicked on an ad.
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Homes were also clicked on three times as often by realtor.
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So I clicked on that, and it took me to...Patriots.com.
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Weirdness rating: 2/10 I clicked on a video at random.
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When was the last time you clicked on an online ad?
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I clicked on somebody's video, and he looked like a girl.
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This is just a taste of the ads I've clicked on.
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Washington-based organizations, whose members consist of people who clicked on
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I had clicked on images of the cozy, carefully styled cabins.
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Here's what to do if you clicked on the spam message.
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An usually large percent of them clicked on her first video.
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Make sure emergency alerts -- listed under government alerts -- are clicked on.
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I clicked on the "politician" keyword, opting for the song lyrics feature.
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Then I clicked on the test, and it was… two sentences long.
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Once clicked on, the reader is redirected to sites such as freepressfront.
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Instead, anyone who clicked on the link was redirected to other websites.
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"Last Chance!" warns the vitamin-subscription ad I once clicked on accidentally.
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You probably clicked on this article because you care about the ocean.
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Trying to deal with this annoyance, I right clicked on the banner.
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Intrigued, she clicked on the video and waited for it to load.
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The word test did not appear until I clicked on the warning.
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When clicked on this opened an (equally bogus) Gmail log-in page.
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Forty percent of New Yorkers clicked on "it's a 53 percent chance".
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What I saw when I clicked on one of my Airbnb bookings.
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If you clicked on Dominick Dunne, you'd get his piece that week.
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He showed the message to his colleague, then clicked on the link.
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Once people clicked on the link, they were infecting their computer networks.
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Gary did just that, and five seconds later the thing clicked on.
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For a few tortured days, I second-guessed everything I clicked on Spotify.
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I honestly thought it was fake when I clicked on the story too.
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And one day I saw a whisper video, and I clicked on it.
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" The option that the employee mistakenly clicked on was "PACOM (CDW) - State Only.
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I just clicked on Melania Trump's 'likes' and now I'm officially dead. pic.twitter.
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It promised "new secrets" about tortured prisoners, if he clicked on the link.
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Weirdness rating: 10/103 I clicked on a show called French River Bears.
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When clicked on, the engine growls and spits, shaking as it awaits instructions.
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He clicked on it: his son and David Duke, standing shoulder to shoulder.
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I clicked on the images, eager to catch a glimpse of my beloved.
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Google declined to share how many people viewed or clicked on the ads.
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He clicked on the Wikipedia entry, but found that it was very long.
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Once users clicked on the link, hackers could take control of the account.
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Then they clicked on Google Docs, a writing program, and began composing essays.
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Safari didn't prompt me at all when I clicked on a share button.
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I then clicked on the "Cybertruck" tab at the top of the page.
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I clicked on "election," given that May announced a snap general election last week.
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Eh, probably — but if you clicked on this story, then maybe you do, too.
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I couldn't make sense of any of it until I clicked on his name.
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When you clicked on that star it would bring up a set of keywords.
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"I never clicked on something so fast in my life," wrote one Twitter user.
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As of writing, three of the first four we clicked on are still up.
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You only clicked on this page because you want the new Samsung Galaxy S9+.
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Weirdness rating: 210/210 I clicked on this one because the name sounded culty.
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If you clicked on this you aren't looking for travel coupons for New Year's.
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Campaigns got phishing emails, they clicked on those emails, and the rest is history.
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Two that I hid and one I'm pretty sure I clicked on by mistake.
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This could for example involve tracking those who shared or clicked on the lurl.
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Chances are, you clicked on this article from one of your social media feeds.
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I instantly clicked on the account and began trawling this stranger's feed for clues.
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I clicked on the cereal to see what additional information the app would provide.
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If you clicked on today's Google Doodle, you may have been a little confused.
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On his phone's browser, he searched "prostate exam" and clicked on the first link.
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Those searching for the most violent content clicked on the ad 115% more often.
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He said he never clicked on any of the links the hackers sent him.
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The set includes almost every public user URL that Facebook users have clicked on.
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And if you clicked on this link, that dream probably isn't going so well.
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I don't know why I clicked on this; I've never thought about her before.
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I clicked on the yellow button and gave my gender, race and age range.
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They also included data on which lyrics — specific lines — had been clicked on the most.
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When a target clicked on a malicious link, malware would be installed on their system.
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When I clicked on "Don't Keep," all my old bookmarks disappeared from the Favorites page.
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I clicked on the squirtle and suddenly there he was, sitting on my coffee table.
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Secureworks did not say whether anyone who received the email actually clicked on the link.
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"I clicked on it and I had full access to the computer," the hacker said.
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He clicked on the invitation twice, watching the shiny snowflakes and fat metallic orbs rotate.
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Paulette clicked on the Ron cam, the Lisa cam, the Stan cam, the Maggie cam.
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King clicked on the account's most successful post, which has more than eight thousand likes.
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Facebook was also poised to supply data on the users who clicked on the ads.
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But the truth is that they all get clicked on, so there is an incentive.
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And yet, strangely, it was where readers who clicked on the main headline were directed.
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If you clicked on this story, you probably have a paralyzing fear of public speaking.
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More than 60,000 people have clicked on the "Patterns" section of the Pussyhat Project website.
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That employee was not the same person who clicked on the malicious email, he said.
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But the real reason you probably clicked on this is because of the cinnamon fluff.
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Have you ever clicked on an interesting link, only to be greeted by a 404 Error?
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If users clicked on a site, it registered as popular and might rise in ranking results.
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Curious, one day she clicked on one of the playful ads to check out Andie's website.
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" The link that should have been clicked on was similarly named "Drill - PACOM (CDW) - State Only.
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Searchers clicked on Jigsaw's ads three or four times more often than a typical ad campaign.
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Let's say you opened the start menu on your computer, and clicked on the iTunes icon.
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The President, though, regularly fumed about Coats, and the two never clicked on a personal level.
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But anyone who immediately clicked on the GOP website page found only a 404 error message.
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So one afternoon, I opened my laptop and clicked on the link Bezos had sent me.
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If you've ever clicked on an inspirational video link before, you've probably seen a TED Talk.
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Users were asked to select one, and they typically clicked on whatever they found most interesting.
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Sessions were facilitated by GoToMeeting; participants clicked on an email link to join an anonymous chat.
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But when he clicked on his color-coded ancestry chart, he felt relief: 99.7 percent European.
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I quickly clicked on the diffuser and started to work on the rest of my head.
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He added that about 90 percent of passengers clicked on "new releases" on seat-back screens.
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It was unclear how many people clicked on the videos and animated images known as GIFs.
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When Mr. Eichenwald clicked on the file, the strobe light triggered the seizure, his lawyer said.
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Using my powers of investigative journalism, I clicked on KFC's Twitter page and confirmed it's true.
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If a person clicked on the ad, went to the site, and bought a bottle of pills
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However, when people clicked on the link, they were directed to the voter registration page for Vote.
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These were real people, but not real likes — none of them clicked on the like button themselves.
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It'll first start blocking ads from redirecting visitors to another site when they haven't been clicked on.
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They're doing that based on what other people have looked at or clicked on in the past.
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"I saw a part that said DNA relatives, so I clicked on that," Tolson explained to Today.
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In fact, Facebook defines publishers by often they are clicked on by readers in a geographic area.
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More than half clicked on a mobile ad, and 35 percent purchased because of a mobile ad.
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Javier apparently signed up for AdWords, thinking he would make money when people clicked on his advertisement.
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Prosecutors said after users clicked on an attached file, the malware would get installed on the computer.
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In beta testing, Arkadium says that 17 percent of users who saw a factive clicked on it.
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If you clicked on that headline then it's safe to say you know what you're in for.
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But when he clicked on the account, he saw that it had already been banned by GitHub.
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I clicked on the Submit an Idea link in the menu, then the Jump to Form button.
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So I clicked on it, and learned that BARBETS had been used exactly once before, in 1948.
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Note that I previously mentioned that I clicked on those listicles about celebrities who have killed people.
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After conducting a Google search for coronavirus information, he realized any links he clicked on wouldn't download.
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Within 24 hours, Ms. Barber-Just saw that nearly a thousand people had clicked on the article.
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Brooke and Red, two people who clicked on Tuesday night, have since earned the couple hashtag #Bred.
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I clicked on the price and was redirected to JetBlue Vacations, which had the price at $1,306.
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The victims, apparently users of an outdated Windows operating system, had clicked on files sent through email.
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Smith recently clicked on one for a free set of clip-on tool bags designed for mechanics.
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This creates the impression that more people have clicked on these ads than is really the case.
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I don't remember the last time I clicked on a banner, pre-roll or mid-roll ad.
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When Maiberg clicked on the notification, he only saw a blank interface with a spinning loading wheel.
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I clicked on the cartoon woman on the gurney, who was being wheeled into a trauma bay.
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I clicked on a hashtag associated with the tool, #iCloudKeychain, to check out more tweets about it.
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When users opened the attachment or clicked on the link, their infected computers became part of the botnet.
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Uber's legal team argued that it was unclear if the former executive had even clicked on the link.
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Trending had previously contained keywords that would reveal headlines when clicked on or hovered over with a mouse.
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Those meetings apparently clicked on Thursday, with the FCC ruling that SpaceX could move forward with the project.
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Kalanick said he didn't remember if he had clicked on the link but said he probably would have.
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I access my cousin's profile on my account, clicked on Settings and scrolled down to her Viewing Activity.
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Lawyer Jacqueline Schaap said De Mol's reputation suffered damage when people clicked on the ads and were defrauded.
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When Ranjan clicked on her profile, she saw that the two had been to the wildlife park together.
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Cross Sell lets you individually curate which goods are displayed to customers who have clicked on other products.
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By June, 20 staff members for the campaign had clicked on the short links sent by Russian spies.
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Then Lindy told me about Weddington Way, and assuaged my fears the minute I clicked on its site.
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Maybe you clicked on the link to avoid doing something you really should be getting done right now.
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Columbia University found that nearly 60 percent of all social media posts are shared without being clicked on.
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When I clicked on "Link an External Account" a dialog box popped up that showed several popular banks.
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For example, a retailer can email people products similar to ones they clicked on in a previous email.
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What teenagers see on Pornhub depends partly on algorithms and the clips they've clicked on in the past.
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Plus, when you clicked on a user's account or a hashtag, it took you out of the feed.
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Cookies allow companies to monitor which websites people visit and what ads they have viewed or clicked on.
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I clicked on the Citizen app, which showed that the altercation had already been reported to the police.
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On the day college decisions went live online, I squeezed my eyes shut and clicked on the link.
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" Lowe gave a quizzical look, took the message for a joke and clicked on another message: "Congratulations Chaunte.
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Forty percent have clicked on a malicious link in a "phishing" attack email scam, the Google study found.
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Yet as many as 313 percent of them clicked on the hackers' phishing links, the AP analysis indicates.
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YouTube&aposs creator studio shows the percentage of viewers who saw the thumbnail and clicked on the video.
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But it also includes less obvious things like those ads you've clicked on and all your old messages.
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She measured the noise level both when the dryer clicked on and while there were hands in the stream.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article—our list of best models for pet owners.
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I don't think the team has clicked on all cylinders in every aspect of our lineup and pitching staff.
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Their losses involve lost potential revenue or the lack of people who clicked on an ad and bought something.
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Either way, the ads were clicked on, liked, and shared, reaching untold numbers of unsuspecting readers in the process.
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I clicked on the one I wanted to view, and was immediately watching the show that was currently running.
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A few years ago, I searched for some videos and one thumbnail looked nice, so I clicked on it.
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When users clicked on the Google Doc link, they were sent to a page that actually goes to Google.com.
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I can't tell you how many people clicked on this post, but please know that it was a lot.
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Once clicked on, it will expand to show a user how the post has been tailored specifically to them.
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Wow: Columbia University found that nearly 60 percent of all social media posts are shared without being clicked on.
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The plaintiffs in the case argued that Facebook inappropriately sent its data to marketers when they clicked on ads.
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In total, more than 140 people clicked on the link that led to iOS spyware, according to the report.
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Let's get down to why you really clicked on this article — a list of best models for pet owners.
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Below, you'll find the much better work from the GIF artists you clicked on this link to see. Enjoy!
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The tweet went viral, and more than 2.5 million people clicked on the link, according to the bitly data.
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I logged on to the computer and clicked on the patient's chart, scanning the notes that tracked his decline.
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Once people clicked on the spoofed domain and provided their log-ins, they were rerouted to the original network.
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While waiting for the ambulance to arrive, for some strange reason I clicked on "Learning to Fly" on YouTube.
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She clicked on the attached link and was brought to a Twitter account bearing her name and several pictures.
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He had just clicked on a tweet from former President Obama, announcing his list of favorite books from 2019.
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" Then, on his computer, he clicked on a headline: "Trump Claims America Should Never Have Given Canada Its Independence.
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"I clicked on it and instantly knew that I had been had," the retired Air Force major general said.
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Whenever a reader clicked on Chase's icon on the page and ordered a card, Adeney got a hundred dollars.
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Dating IRL and leaving everything to fate clearly hasn't been working either, or you wouldn't have clicked on this.
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I clicked on Track My Package a dozen times in the next few hours, then again the following morning.
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And sometimes, if it's an understandable error (you clicked on model A2425A rather than model A2425B), they'll make allowances.
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Meantime, I hope its humans + robot team gets better at picking trending stories for me, because right now they seem to rely on a feedback loop that overindexes whatever I clicked on last: I may have clicked on a story about "Saturday Night Live" last week, but I don't care about it today.
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He clicked on a pocket flashlight and stretched a plastic Slinky in front of my then-two-year-old's face.
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The email he clicked on looked like a real LinkedIn connection request — but actually came from a fake domain, lnked.com.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)On Wednesday afternoon, I clicked on a picture of a woman on a website called Deepnude.com.
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On December 15 of last year, Newsweek reporter Kurt Eichenwald (pictured above), who suffers from epilepsy, clicked on a tweet.
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We assume that if you clicked on a story about Barack Obama playing Santa Claus, you are prepared to cry.
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According to a recent study by Columbia University, 59% of links shared on social media are never actually clicked on.
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When subjects were addressed by name, 56% of them clicked on the email phishing scam, while 38% Facebook users did.
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We don't know how many of those 122 election officials clicked on the malicious link and had their computers compromised.
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About 61m users were presented with an "I voted" button and shown pictures of friends who had clicked on it.
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I figured it was some marketing ploy, but being curious, I clicked on it anyway and watched the first video.
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I clicked on one that had a thumbnail shot of a key fob like mine, with two hands holding it.
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Nelesen, who describes herself as a "staunch Hillary supporter," told ProPublica she clicked on an "unbelievable" link about the election.
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At 11 or so, he said, he clicked on a banner ad by mistake and found an image depicting rape.
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Since you clicked on this post, you probably already have an idea of what sets Chromebooks apart from traditional laptops.
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That leaves open the possibility that people may have clicked on phishing links several days after they received an email.
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After all, if you clicked on an ad and then immediately clicked back, you probably didn't care about the ad.
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The county does not know the source of the email and was unable to say who clicked on the link.
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But when he clicked on Dillon's profile and saw a GoFundMe link in his bio, he took a different approach.
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Netflix is CONVINCED I will like this show and I've nearly clicked on it dozens of times thinking its Vikings.
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I can only surmise I clicked on some technology-related content in my Facebook feed, either intentionally or by accident.
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I finally clicked on the reading in my monitor's dashboard I had been paying the least attention to: air pressure.
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If you're sick of seeing the same ad for those shoes you clicked on weeks ago, try a privacy browser.
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When a target clicked on an attachment or link in the email, the hackers gained access to the target's computer.
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But once I clicked on that foreign content, Netflix stopped my activity and asked to me to turn off my VPN.
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In previous Mass Effects, solar system-hopping was nearly instantaneous, planets spilling their secrets as soon as you clicked on them.
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It's unclear whether or not Wood clicked on the story and read that Affleck said this when he was only 24.
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But once I entered the workforce and started spending a lot of time online, it was like a lightbulb clicked on.
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She clicked on the profile to read more, and soon realized that Michael was in fact her longtime buddy Mr. Balkin.
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Rogen said that because of how well they clicked on set, he didn't expect Heigl to speak negatively about the film.
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TheBridge now includes open job listings in both industries, which Corley says are the most clicked-on parts of the newsletter.
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This time, unfortunately, Mansoor clicked on the attachment in the email and got infected, giving hackers access to his email account.
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I've read articles about him, I've clicked on the links in those articles, and I've followed a lot of Twitter threads.
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Despite the aide also writing that Podesta should change his password "immediately," Podesta clicked on the link, compromising his email system.
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"I reported it as soon as I realized what I had clicked on," Jared Holt, a reporter on extremism, tweeted Tuesday.
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Then he clicked on the algorithm behind the visuals: a torrent of incomprehensible digits in the simple typeface of Linux code.
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Then something clicked on the final day, including four consecutive birdies on the final nine that pushed him to the front.
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Netflix posted the "Nailed It!" holiday special this weekend, and let me tell you, I have never clicked on anything faster.
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Some ads they encounter would no longer be personalized to their interests, and if clicked on less, could cut industry spending.
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In Nicholas Kristof's article My Worst Columns he writes about his least "clicked on" pieces for the New York Times website.
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Anyone who clicked on this article because they want to replace their beginner's juicer will be psyched on this Omega deal.
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Recipients who clicked on the links were prompted to give the sender access to their Google contact lists and Google Drive.
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Even sites I opened through Twitter or links I clicked on through a text message were recorded in the Ads folder.
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That data it collected included what people searched for and clicked on, from LinkedIn pages to PornHub searches to Amazon purchases.
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The owners of Facebook Pages were especially posting more content because they received financial benefits when people clicked on their content.
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I clicked on the ad to discover Occupy White Walls, a game launched late last fall by indie development company StikiPixels.
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"When I clicked on the offer, it did not give an option for picking [whether] to support or not," McCollum said.
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Where he didn't like the angle on a turn, he clicked on the rails, and pulled them in the desired direction.
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Instead of a physical click, trackpads generate haptic feedback to trick your mind into thinking that you actually clicked on the surface.
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Once someone has watched an ad and clicked on their charity of choice, they are asked if they consent to tracking online.
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If a victim clicked on the document included in the phishing email, a form labeled "TRAINING/INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT PLAN" would be found.
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As shown below, if the SeatGeek ticketing option is clicked on, a pop-up will show what types of tickets are available.
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Desai's software allegedly utilized this flaw—if one clicked on a malicious link from Twitter, they would dial 911 without even realizing.
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These record everything you do on a website, such as which products you clicked on and sometimes even the password you entered.
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Spoiler Alert: if you have no intention of discovering This Is Us spoilers, we'll assume you clicked on this article by mistake.
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I can't remember the last time I clicked on an animated sliding widget, and I used to put those on client websites.
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It's so easy now to link your buddy to something interesting that you hadn't seen before and wouldn't have clicked on yourself.
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More than 250,000 people clicked on the poem this year, the Academy of American Poets announced Wednesday, according to The Associated Press.
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When I clicked on it, it showed me a bunch of similar options, including various matching dining chairs and even a sideboard.
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Advertisers on Facebook's Audience Network will no longer have to worry that they're paying for users who accidentally clicked on their ads.
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They saw the man hold out something, heard Gracias, then the first body through clicked on a small light and kept walking.
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Yesterday, for example, I clicked on the "Who is your celebrity lover?" quiz and was informed that Carson McCullers was my lover.
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Not only that, but if you clicked on my name on Oprah's website, you went to somebody else's author page on Amazon.
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In the fourth quarter, users clicked on 48 percent more ads on Google sites — including search and YouTube — than a year earlier.
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Only Facebook and individual page owners know how many people have seen a post, or how many have clicked on a link.
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According to the group's data, Facebook users 65 and older clicked on campaign ads roughly three times as often as younger users.
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Once you've clicked on the option that works best, your online status will change — illustrated by the icon over your profile picture.
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Van Meter clicked on the patient's name on the computer screen, and glanced over the information that had been collected so far.
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I must have clicked on some promiscuous sites because a day later I got a weird trojan security alert on my computer.
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Despite the fact that some victims clicked on the malicious links, no one was hacked because they had up to date phones.
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Okay, you clicked on this, which means you're the type of person who wants to see some ants sting people today. Good.
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They knew the individuals they were going for, and they drafted emails in such a way that their targets clicked on them.
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It will be a simple control to clear your browsing history on Facebook—what you've clicked on, websites you've visited, and so on.
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But he was bored and curiosity got the best of him, so he clicked on the list of people "Lisa James" was following.
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If a teacher clicked on the link, they were directed to the site that would prompt them to enter their username and password.
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Just head over to the Watch tab that you probably have never intentionally clicked on prior to this to see how things go.
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It will be a simple control to clear your browsing history on Facebook — what you've clicked on, websites you've visited, and so on.
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Starting in 2014 it downranked links that people clicked on but quickly bounced from without going back to Like the post on Facebook.
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By altering the source value of a posted image, an attacker could execute a remote script when the user clicked on the picture.
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However, when we clicked on the shirt, we were directed back to the search page instead of to the product's individual retail page.
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In 2005, I clicked on a Parasol stream and first heard Madrugada, a Norwegian band with a Portuguese name who sang in English.
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Our social heart is won over (or double clicked on) by copy that is relevant and visuals that pull on our emotional strings.
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The new feature will elevate news that's clicked on by users in a tight geographic locale, along with outlets based in that area.
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Of the estimated 38 million messages sent through disposable toll-free phone numbers, 2.1 million victims clicked on the link in the message.
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It does not help that the tools to keep track of and even predict the links most clicked on are getting ever better.
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If you've clicked on any articles about the victims of recent terror attacks, you might have seen a photo of the man above.
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Although web-hosting provider Dreamhost is not required to turn over millions of IP addresses for mere visitors who clicked on the disruptj20.
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Imagine my shock one October day when I went to Wikipedia, clicked on "Noam Cohen," and saw that my page had been deleted.
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In that case, DOJ modified its initial search warrant seeking millions of IP address for the visitors who merely clicked on the disruptj20.
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The spyware targeted iOS and Android devices and was designed to infiltrate the phones of users who clicked on a malicious link once.
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They know who clicked on what links, how much time each user spent reading an "article," and where the user was physically located.
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And all of these revelations would have remained in the shadows if Mansoor had clicked on that link he got on August 10.
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Brushing self-pity aside, I immediately clicked on the "What piece of literature are you?" quiz and discovered that I am Shakespeare's sonnets.
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That 20 percent conversion rate — a sale to one out of five people who clicked on the ads — was "amazing," Mr. Knijnik said.
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Whenever someone clicked on a phishing message, the Russians would enter the network, "exfiltrate" documents of interest and stockpile them for intelligence purposes.
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I nervously wondered if I had chosen the default UberX option or accidentally clicked on an Uber Premium/Exec/Luxury/VIP/Pamper ride?
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Apple engineers said the algorithm believed people searching "music" wanted just Apple Music because users clicked on the Apple Music app so frequently.
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For one thing, you can see when each person's Story was posted from the homepage, instead of after you've already clicked on it.
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A button on that page, which says "Join Team Mitt," is meant to be clicked on after a person's contact information is entered.
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And, Ball showed me, when I clicked on those distant family members, I could see a web of connections I had with them.
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If victims clicked on the link, they were asked to change their password but were, in fact, handing their credentials to the hackers.
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It just has a lot of different ways to get found, so the people who clicked on your music [could] possibly be Future.
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Ads just need to know that someone — and not an identifiable person — clicked on an ad on a site and bought something on another.
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The technology, called "visual discovery," will allow Pinterest to surface ads featuring products that look similar to images Pinterest users have already clicked on.
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And while Delavan provided Podesta with an authentic link where he could go change his password, it appears that Podesta clicked on the bit.
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I clicked on a dozen Vevo videos to try to get an ad, but neither pre-roll ads or in-video pop-ups appeared.
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If a user clicked on them they were taken to the homepage of the Google Play Store, showing that they were not real ads.
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Participants clicked on scary images to teach the AI what qualified as truly grotesque, in hopes that it would learn as time went on.
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It will show an ad for a free cocktail in the News Feed and when it's clicked on, users will be taken to Messenger.
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In a normal installation process, downloaded apps will check which link or ad the user clicked on to see where to attribute the download.
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" Or in even plainer, albeit not Apple-approved, English, "Sometime in the last 24 to 48 hours, a user who previously clicked on DogFart.
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After getting some confusing advice, either Podesta or one of his assistants clicked on an embedded malicious link to a fake password reset portal.
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I clicked on Check Point because its description—"Check Point exposes real life terrorism and the sleeper cells they represent in America"—sounded promising.
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Maybe you clicked on this article hoping for someone to tell you how to feel about all this, but I am not that guy.
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There are some spoilers below but not too many, and you probably want to read about this movie if you clicked on this, right?
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A Cypriot official clicked on a phishing email, which was enough to let the hackers gain access to the entire network, the company said.
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And so I clicked on Cheerios and found that the item included additional information like the nutrition facts and ingredients, plus the delivery fee.
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Most memes focused on the fact that people didn't expect to see that kind of video when they clicked on the trending actor's name.
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Facebook knows the exact ads I clicked on a specific day, allowing it to take this data and better target new ads to you.
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Millions of visitors — activists, reporters, or you (if you clicked on the link) — would have records of their visits turned over to the government.
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Unwittingly linked in gchats and Slack rooms by bored office workers 'round the world, clicked on by teens, shared by your well-meaning aunt.
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It has stopped providing easy access to lists that helped companies evaluate the success of their ads by showing which users clicked on them.
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This app was more rudimentary: It essentially scrolled through my timeline and clicked on the "delete" button for each of my posts for me.
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When Durant clicked on the post's heart icon, did he realize that he was doing just that to Knicks fans — setting their hearts aflutter?
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The city does not know who clicked on what attachments, and said it could not disclose some information because of a pending F.B.I. investigation.
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Then people searched those terms, found the Apple Wallet app and clicked on it, telling the algorithm that it should be the first result.
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Once clicked on, the mysterious "1" alert disappeared, and some users reported via Twitter that it used up a chunk of their battery life.
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He clicked on one page and saw it had double the amount of followers of the VVA's official page, and that it listed an .
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A few months ago, I opened the Yelp app, typed in the name of my favorite sushi restaurant, and clicked on the phone number.
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Lacking any of the necessary willpower to go back to my work, I spiraled further into a procrastination hole and clicked on the link.
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"I just clicked on his bridal collection at the time, and started going through the different bridal pieces posted on the website," he said.
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Or listeners could be affected by the language they speak, or the last thing they were listening to before they clicked on the meme.
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He said that he had first clicked on the YouTube link on the day after Christmas, in front of his 4-year-old son.
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And if you clicked on this article, that means your mom is in for a real treat — she's got a present hunter on her hands.
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The Pew center survey also concluded that those who clicked on links more regularly would be most likely to recall the source of the story.
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Look, I know it's still early, but I had to consider it, and you clicked on this blog so you have to consider it too.
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Mistake #3: I clicked on the link in this tweet: Frank Lantz is a game designer and director of the New York University Game Center.
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When we've tried this in experiments, targeted audiences clicked on our anti-ISIS search ads 70 percent more than comparable ads that use similar keywords.
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When it's clicked on, it leads to a page that requests the reader's email address and ZIP code, implying future messages from Organizing for Action.
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Chastain then clicked on the woman's profile and saw that she had a Go Fund Me account to help raise money for costly fertility treatments.
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When I clicked on it I was transferred to a SendGrid redirect site and dumped into TechCrunch – but the payload could have been more nefarious.
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Even a Facebook lurker, like myself, who has barely clicked on any digital ads can have personal information exposed to an enormous number of advertisers.
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This may include how many people viewed or clicked on an ad, or your estimated income range based on data from a third-party vendor.
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Luckily, if users clicked on the profile pic of someone they didn't follow in Stories, Instagram's privacy controls kicked it and wouldn't display the content.
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FACEBOOK SAYS MALWARE CREATED FAKE USER CLICKS ON FACEBOOK ADS THAT APPEARED ON THE USERS PHONES, GIVING IMPRESSION THAT USERS HAD CLICKED ON ADS- WEBSITE
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Hackers gained access to Mr Satter's email account when he clicked on a phishing link — the technique used in the attacks on the Democratic party.
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The most popular images, nonetheless, are of iconic landmarks: The Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park are the most clicked on locations on the OldNYC map.
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For example, to write, you clicked on a pen and paper and to check the date, you clicked the calendar on the wall, she explained.
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Computer users who entered or clicked on one of those Trump addresses probably would have had no idea they were redirected to servers in Russia.
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Overall, during the campaign, of the 6,730 people targeted, 3,134 (around 16%) clicked on the phishing links, which often led to fake Gmail login pages.
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If you actually clicked on the video (which has since been deleted), a pre-roll Sanders ad showed up, which alleviated some of the confusion.
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Today, Facebook has access of data points, ranging from ads that you've clicked on, events you've attended and your location, based upon your mobile device.
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Another customer, identified in the complaint as Victim-8, clicked on an OpticsFast link that generated a shipping label to mail in glasses for repair.
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Lagunes clicked on the link, but it seemed to be broken, so she wrote back to her colleague and asked him to send it again.
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Bhatia clicked on his laptop to show me a recording that had been made in a classroom the previous morning as students were settling in.
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Tampa Bay's power-play unit, which had been just 23-for-207 in 22, clicked on its first of the contest in the first period.
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Google said that in previous counter-radicalization attempts, users clicked on ads at an "unusually high rate" to watch videos that debunk terrorism recruitment messages.
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As many as 40 percent of the 87 people targeted clicked on the hackers' phishing links, an analysis by The Associated Press found in February.
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Spalding said he clicked on one, thinking it was a legitimate news site, causing Google's algorithm to serve him even more in the following weeks.
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I clicked on our photo and read a caption I never wrote: "Made in America #vision #art #love..." In fact, all my photos had captions.
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This approach creates a vicious cycle: What we click on is what gets made, which is what gets clicked on, which is what gets made.
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Some users have been getting notifications in recent weeks about a $749 "premium" service, but reported that nothing happened when they clicked on the link.
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The website for the All-China Women's Federation reported Monday that 60 million users of the Weibo site had clicked on Yu's story by Sunday night.
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The page features a search bar at the top along with major topics that can be clicked on to see various statements that Trump has made.
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If you're like me, chances are good you just distractedly clicked on this article while scrolling through your feed in, or while waiting for, a Lyft.
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"We were never aware of anyone that clicked on it," a former senior DHS official who was at the agency at the time told BuzzFeed News.
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Locast's sign-up process is not at all difficult: I just clicked on the city I live in, and then registered with an email and password.
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You can peruse them below, see how many people saw them, clicked on them, when they were created and what kind of people the Russians targeted.
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The week I drove the Odyssey, Lil Yachty's Teenage Emotions had just dropped, so it was the first thing I clicked on after the app loaded.
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If you clicked on the link that brought you to this webpage, it means that you're excited to watch this Future performance at the 2016 VMAs.
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Twitter's new stickers are also connected, meaning that if they're clicked on you'll be sent to a page of images that use the same sticker(s).
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She must have clicked on twenty different videos, looking for something that would get her out of her head and into her body, but nothing worked.
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The "viewability" of online advertising, a measurement relating to whether it has been seen, or clicked on, by a person, is a major concern for brands.
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For instance, if you clicked on an ad while searching for a new camera, but didn't buy anything, the advertiser would conclude the ad didn't work.
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The company's first project is to develop a way to confirm that a user viewed or clicked on an ad without relying on conventional tracking methods.
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Advertisers bid for space on a webpage that a consumer has just clicked on, based on cookies and other tags that are tracking his online activities.
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More than 1,000 people clicked on the the exploit and flooded emergency call centers around the country with more than 100 calls over a few minutes.
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Around a fifth of the links were clicked on—though this does not reveal whether victims were also tricked by the bogus Gmail log-in page.
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At one point, I tried to watch it on my computer but clicked on what appeared to be an hour-long ad for the Jeep Wagoneer.
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I moved down the News Feed and clicked on another friend, whose profile picture appeared to be a disembodied lion or tiger claw, crusted in gold.
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I don't know if this particular Nazi finds his reading through social media or brand loyalty, but this appears to be the story he'd clicked on.
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Researchers recently discovered one version of the malware which took control of a fully up-to-date iPhone when the target clicked on a malicious link.
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Right now my Facebook feed (yes, I'm still there, alas) has been messed up because I've clicked on too many posts about Brexit, but I digress.
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I clicked on the ratings breakdown, and there it was: my first four-star rating (who rates someone four stars?!), a blemish on my perfect record.
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Dr. Ko clicked on the site's inquiry button, then received a call from Vacheron Constantin about 20 minutes later, informing her that one model was left.
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"It was one of those things where we clicked on it when it said one price and then 2 minutes later the price jumped," she said.
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Plus, it's sometimes visually useful to know whether or not you've clicked on something before in, say, a Google search or on your Reddit home page.
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Once users clicked on the links, attackers would have been able to take control of their accounts, including uploading videos or gaining access to private videos.
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When he clicked on a square, a brief summary popped up: a public execution by firing squad on charges the victim stole parts of mining equipment.
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Online platforms constantly collect data on users: what is clicked on, how fast a person scrolls past a post, what video a person stops to watch.
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And 800 miles away, Abd Shabani logged on to Facebook, clicked on SIRIA-GICIC, and saw the words "Musaab Shabani" staring back at him from the screen.
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"I clicked on it and instantly knew that I had been had," retired Air Force general James Poss told the Associated Press while recounting a 2015 incident.
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Adding to the frustration was the fact the app kept sending push notifications saying the stream was live, only to produce an error message when clicked on.
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In the last few months I've clicked on at least five articles titled something like "The New Wave Of Aussie Hip-Hop," only to be bitterly disappointed.
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If you clicked on the keyword "net art," you could see all of the other emails in the text base were connected by a kind of constellation.
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His team documented the app "checking if [a] user hasn't clicked on an ad yet [and then] clicking at random intervals" on ads to generate fraudulent revenue.
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He clicked on the product page, and was surprised to discover that an extended battery he bought in 2014 was now a ZeroLemon clip-on Bluetooth speaker.
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Three million viewers - Slovenia's population is only two million - have clicked on the 3-minute spot to see Slakonja, as Putin, singing "I run this freakin' show".
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According to the ad's metadata, it cost 114 rubles, was aimed at people 18 — 65 in the US, and was clicked on by only about 54 people.
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As my recorder clicked on, we were discussing Kotaku's in-depth piece on the troubled development of Mass Effect: Andromeda, and how it mirrored many other games.
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I once clicked on a video series about why we're awkward and it was a video series about racial bias, which is not what I was expecting.
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For the last decade, Google's "first click free" policy helped ensure that non-subscribers wouldn't be stifled by paywalls when they clicked on news articles from searches.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTube (ViralHog)On Thursday, I clicked on a link that promised to show me a snail "playing" with a baby carrot.
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At the time, however, Podesta didn't know any of this, and he clicked on the malicious link contained in the email, giving hackers access to his account.
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People in those countries were unlikely to be prime customers for Wenzel's client, but whenever they clicked on the ads, his client was charged for it anyway.
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If you clicked on this article, you probably agree that slicing and dicing fruits and vegetables is one of the most frustrating parts of prepping a meal.
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If you've ever clicked on an interesting-sounding link only to find yourself eyeballs deep in a denim-clad Rick Astley — it was that kind of thing.
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We could, for example, tell an advertiser that more men than women responded to their ad, and that most people clicked on the ad from their phone.
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My Facebook account was secure but, again, there's still plenty of data, such as the ads I've clicked on, which Jumbo isn't able to access and delete.
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If you've clicked on a coronavirus story, you've probably seen it: an Asian person in a face mask looking alone, solemn, often wandering around some urban dystopia.
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Also, veterans like Jared Dudley and Steady Ed Davis are here doing positive things, while Joe Harris just drilled nine threes since you clicked on this column.
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You can see if they weren't fooled, if some of them clicked on a link and (worse) if some of them entered a login and a password.
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And Germans who clicked on articles about the election on Facebook were given a list that laid out the positions of major political parties running for office.
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We did a deep dive into the most clicked-on, hearted, talked about, and top shopped goods online right now to compose a concise weekly highlight reel.
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"I felt dumb because I had never clicked on an ad before," said Mr. Shure, 40, the owner of Evolving SEO, a consulting firm in Worcester, Mass.
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Without thinking much about the notification, he clicked on the "change password" button and half asleep, as best he can remember, he typed in a new password.
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The Lake City attack began on June 10 when an employee clicked on a malicious email and infected the city's computers with ransomware, according to the mayor.
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After someone in Germany or France clicked on an article related to their elections, Facebook offered them the chance to compare the policy positions outlined by the candidates.
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When people clicked on the link, they were taken to a website hosting a vintage viral video called "2 Girls, 1 Cup," which depicts a graphic sex act.
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When people clicked on the link they were taken to a website hosting a vintage viral video called "2 Girls, 1 Cup," which depicts a graphic sex act.
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And after a few minutes, there will be a "timeout" warning on the client system, which will have to be clicked on or the connection will be lost.
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Facebook users in Germany were "given the option to compare the major political parties' perspectives" after they clicked on an article about the election in their News Feeds.
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Other sites that use similar tracking pixels will also send data about what you did back to the search engine, whether you clicked on an ad or not.
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Search engines like Google and social media sites like Facebook add to this by giving people what they want to see based on what they've already clicked on.
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For instance, if a child watches an innocuous Let's Play, they may then get recommended an extremist influencer because others watching video game streams have clicked on it.
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Similarly, a headline that contains buzzwords is far more likely to be clicked on, so the buzzwords start outweighing the actual content — clickbait being one symptom of that.
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And even if the videos were tagged, YouTube's search function accounts for additional factors, like location, search history, and what other users have clicked on after similar searches.
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Those servers were used to divert users on infected computers who clicked on search results links to sites for which the conspirators received traffic-based fees, prosecutors said.
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In February 2015 the FBI took over the site and deployed a hacking tool, designed to identify Playpen's users when they clicked on certain areas of the site.
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Operators of the grid were bewildered: Nothing they clicked on their computers had any effect, and cursors dashed across their screens to disconnect circuits and delete backup systems.
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As someone who tends to be in the middle gender-wise, I was curious what the app would do when I clicked on the "male" and "female" buttons.
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After downloading the app, I clicked on the "Explore" tab and the map of my current location appeared, dotted with recently identified living species, including photos and descriptions.
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Curious about the address (which won't be mentioned in this story for privacy reasons), I clicked on the trend to discover what Twitter indicated everyone was talking about.
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Of the people who clicked on the ad, "the computer in real time, like right now, can figure out what those 500 people have in common," Ryan said.
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Newman clicked on Arizona's first- and second-down pass plays and went through them in his favored manner, from most frequent to least, one formation at a time.
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In total, nearly 2 million people have clicked on this 2016 congressional procedural story, making it one of the 100 most-read Times stories of 2017 so far.
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Monteiro just clicked on the 'Forgotten your password?' button at the Twitter login screen, entered the relevant username, and was then presented with a partially redacted email address.
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That simulated attack netted close to a 55% success rate (in which someone actually clicked on the "malicious" hyperlink in the email) within a few hours of the attack.
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Stafford scored just before MacArthur's goal and Schaller took the energy out of the building when he clicked on a short-handed effort less than two minutes after it.
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The workers watched as hackers methodically clicked on circuit breakers in their grid operation software, each time opening the breakers and cutting power to another swath of the region.
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Once the target clicked on the hyperlink, a file would start to download that deployed the malware, installing a backdoor that provided the hackers access to the computer system.
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And if many of the people who clicked on these ads were taken to a fake news site, what other content did they consume or share from that website?
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Readers who clicked on the link on the CIA site were redirected to a page where the CIA said the files were undergoing maintenance to correct a technical error.
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Curious to see what my synced photos were, since I had turned off that function years ago, I clicked on the tab, only to get that happy message again.
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Researchers reportedly found that this app had code that not just clicked on ads to generate revenue without the user's consent, but could do so without the app running.
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While the TurboTax ad promised to help users "finish and file today" using its "free edition," users who clicked on the ads were eventually asked to make a payment.
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To test it, we searched for a random offensive term—the holocaust denial slogan "Holohoax"—then clicked on whichever related link looked the most unpleasant over and over again.
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Like most other people who've accidentally come into contact with Garson's magnum opus, I clicked on the album having had my curiosity piqued by the title and album cover.
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Go deeper: Politico breaks down the individual ads with corresponding specifics of when they ran, where they were targeted, and how many people saw them and clicked on them.
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Once a genre is clicked on or a search term is entered, featured collections appear, as well as most recent releases and the current top sounds within the category.
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He was featured prominently on Yelp's website — for a while, this picture of Darwin would pop up on the 404 page when a user clicked on a broken link.
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If you clicked on the link to this article, your life probably revolves around one thing at the moment: The bloodcurdling final episodes of Game of Thrones' seventh season.
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Still in bed, Simmons finally clicked on his phone and began congratulating Ballentine again, asking how he felt on what was surely the best day of his young life.
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Peter: I turned on my Apple TV, I clicked on the Twitter app, I clicked again on the box with the game, and then I was watching the game.
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Customers, of course, have no idea any of this is happening: they just see the magical efficiency of their inflatable Santa appearing the day after they clicked on it.
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" In her ruling, she says news sites just display embedded content to a user—whether or not the user "asked for it, looked for it, clicked on it, or not.
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To leave feedback for your four pig moon shirt, you can visit your Ads Activity tab, select the ad you clicked on, and complete the questionnaire to voice your frustrations.
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Once the pickup date was set, I logged into my Delta account, found the pass stored in my account management page, and clicked on it to search for eligible flights.
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That was the first Rachel Bloom video that Aline Brosh McKenna, the screenwriter of "The Devil Wears Prada," clicked on while procrastinating one day back in the spring of 2013.
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The company will monitor how the computer is used, tracking which of its ads are clicked on as well as where users go – and what they buy – on the Web.
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Now, footage of that set has finally emerged online, and it's just as intense as you probably imagined when you read the headline of this article and clicked on it.
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She clicked on icons embedded in the virtual classroom to learn about energy-saving features such as LED lights and super-insulated exterior walls made of concrete-filled foam blocks.
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The tab was rarely clicked on by the average Instagram user, the spokesperson said, adding that the platform is removing the feature in order to present a more simplistic interface.
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Once the pickup date was set, I logged into my Delta account, found the pass stored in my account management page, and clicked on it to search for eligible flights.
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Google's decision on Monday relates to the Google AdSense system that independent web publishers use to display advertising on their sites, generating revenue when ads are seen or clicked on.
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The researchers were tracking the hackers' operations with an automated script that only recorded whether someone clicked on the links on the same day they were sent, Finney told Motherboard.
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If you spent many a childhood afternoon doodling, coloring, and/or scribbling with your trusty box of crayons by your side, then you've just clicked on your dream beauty article.
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Alphabet's revenues in the quarter increased 26 percent to $32.7 billion as users clicked on more of the ads that Google serves atop its search results and before YouTube videos.
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Varela, a precise, watchful man in his early fifties, clicked on a link, which took him to a blog entry that had been created at 5:17 A.M. that day.
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It is unclear the extent to which the phishing scams were successful, but the AP concluded that as many as 2628 percent of those targeted clicked on the malicious links.
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You've probably clicked on a headline like this — The Amazing Story of How One Millennial Paid Off $200K in Student Loan Debt in 18 Months — in the last few months.
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This morning I dusted off an old install of iTunes on a laptop that still had USB ports, and clicked on the stick of gum-shaped Shuffle icon to restore it.
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But if you've clicked on this story, you know that those probably aren't the smartest, most responsible ways to spend the summer months as you look toward building a future career.
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" Just like, collection of our personal information, aggregating data, like, "Hey, I saw you clicked on that weird public shaming of someone online, do you want 40 more videos of that?
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Newbies would discover videos in the "recommended" column on YouTube, usually after they'd clicked on "Hamilton" or "Dear Evan Hansen" videos, and the internet helped link fans all over the world.
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According to a Wall Street Journal report, a thumbnail test for the comedy Grace and Frankie found that more users clicked on photos without Jane Fonda, one of the show's stars.
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I clicked on my helmet (you have to provide your own) and realized this bike with its electric motor to help you pedal was a lot heavier than your average bicycle.
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That may be true, but the company never gave any context for the number, like how much of that one percent users actually clicked on, or how often it got shared.
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If a user clicked on a link but navigated back to Facebook quickly, then the quality of that post was likely lower than those with more time spent, the thinking went.
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From across the room, I clicked on a Sonos speaker, and music started playing, complete with a virtual display telling me the name of the song (the Star Wars theme, natch).
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If you are a trigger-happy Spurs fans who clicked on this article without looking at the photo (thanks for the click-through, btw – you the real MVP), don't rush off.
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Think about how often you have lazily just clicked on "five-stars" for an Uber or Lyft driver who, if you really gave it some thought, really didn't deserve even four.
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I took out my phone and clicked on the Uber app I still had installed from a recent trip to L.A. Alas, no little black Uber cars crawled over the map.
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A new survey from Intel Security found that many internet users have clicked on these types of ads, even if they think the websites advertised might be harmful to their computers.
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While there's no way to know how many people who clicked on the link actually registered to vote, even a small percentage of the click throughs would be a substantial number.
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But then when you go to a different website, like Facebook, and you happen come across the same link, it will look as if you never clicked on that link before.
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The DHS report indicates that someone using that county computer on Election Day accessed his or her personal Gmail account and also clicked on a website link, using the computer's browser.
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In March 2016, Russian hackers infiltrated campaign chairman John Podesta's personal Gmail account, gaining access after Podesta clicked on a link in a fake email instructing him to change his password.
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The word "Ad" in bold text appears next to the advertisements, which typically are listed first and are therefore more likely to be clicked on and generate ad revenue for Google.
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" Added Olivia: "I don't think I even realized the success of the show until I clicked on the Netflix Fuller House promo recently and noticed it had more than 13 million views.
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Companies that buy advertising programmatically via automated systems that involve numerous online processes between ad exchanges and publishers, are at risk of having their ads "clicked" on by bots instead of humans.
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When a person clicks on an ad, the store wants to know which site the ad was clicked on so they know where to keep advertising; this is known as ad attribution.
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We've all done it — clicked on that shady link, downloaded that questionable app, or hit "submit" on some online form only to instantly realize we've fallen victim to some form of hack.
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"I am not going to lie, I clicked on the initial link he posted and literally laughed to myself as it took me to the voter registration page," she told BuzzFeed News.
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LAFAYETTE, La. — Matthew Tarver, then the trademark licensing manager at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, was kicking around marketing possibilities with a colleague one day when a light bulb clicked on.
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Another study found that relatively few people clicked on fake news links — but that their headlines likely traveled much further via the News Feed, making it difficult to quantify their true reach.
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As the two attackers did not appear to be working together, one or more people at the DNC clicked on embedded links from each group, giving the Russians access to the network.
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In pilot tests, HE enabled Google to successfully analyze encrypted data about who clicked on an advertisement in combination with another encrypted multi-company data set that recorded credit card purchase records.
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Here's what the website looked like for me when I searched for homes in Washington, D.C.'s Adams Morgan neighborhood and clicked on a listing: Note the all-in monthly pricing feature.
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Did you know Gaiman wrote a thousand-word easter egg for the classic PC game Sim City 2000 that you could only access if you clicked on a library, then selected "ruminate"?
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It found that 17% of consumers who clicked on Google ads went to the brand's website, only to end up buying the product on Amazon, Blue Wheel Media CEO Trevor George said.
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Those emails, known as "spear phishing" attempts, were traced to Russia, but it was not clear from the emails alone whether anyone clicked on those links or whether the security was compromised.
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And when the last of the daylight had faded, we paused over a glacial stream to gaze up in sublime silence at the stars — then clicked on our headlamps and carried on.
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" But he also had words for anyone who chose to watch the Netflix special despite having some idea what kind of comedy he's known for: "Remember bitch, you clicked on my face.
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That's not to say a job seeker who searched outside their field ended up taking the job they clicked on, but search activity could indicate in which occupations people are more loyal.
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That's when I found [an online group] because I'd clicked on a link where someone was asking about how long it would take their Aid Access pills to be released from Customs.
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I imagine I clicked on a technology article that appeared in my Facebook News Feed or elsewhere but when I was logged into Facebook What happened when you asked them about this?
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The links were disguised using a link-shortening service, allowing the attackers to mask the full web address but also gain insight into how many people clicked on a link and when.
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Most people know you can hit the space bar to pause a YouTube video, but sometimes this causes it to scroll down the page if you haven't already clicked on the video.
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So they want us to use what they're browsing on Facebook, and what they've clicked on, and what they've told us that they like in order to show them more relevant ads.
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To test, I entered "Where can I get an abortion?" into the Google and then clicked on the map to view all of its results within five miles of my home in Minneapolis.
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An additional seven sources were named by at least 3% to 6% of those who clicked on links: The New York Times, The Huffington Post, MSNBC, Yahoo, ESPN, The Washington Post and CBS.
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He watched as it navigated purposefully toward buttons controlling the circuit breakers at a substation in the region and then clicked on a box to open the breakers and take the substation offline.
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Even though some tweets and Facebook posts went viral, the Microsoft researchers concluded that on any given day in 2017, only 1 in 40,000 Internet users actually clicked on Internet Research Agency content.
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The ad is no longer active, but if you had clicked on the post, it would bring you to a website called Home Saving, which, as of this story's publication, is still online.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Age: 13–65+ Placements: lnstagram Feed People Who Match: Interests: Police, Police officer, or Safety 371,295 people saw this and 16,442 clicked on it.
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Shrine, who is in his late 20s, said he was inspired to assemble the archive when, last week, he clicked on a new research article about the coronavirus and encountered a $39.95 paywall.
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This, in turn, would help other viewers find the part of the video they wanted to watch, while also helping video publishers learn more about which sections were getting clicked on the most.
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Google's algorithms tend to promote content that is linked to and clicked on a lot, but otherwise do not always do a great job of distinguishing between helpful advice and harmful/inaccurate advice.
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According to Gizmodo, more than half the targeted individuals clicked on the hyperlink in the email, with former FBI Director James Comey and Donald Trump adviser Newt Gingrich even responding to the email.
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Once it had control of the site, the FBI deployed a network investigative technique (NIT)—a hacking tool—to identify users of the site when they clicked on certain child pornography-related threads.
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When Redshell finds a first snapshot to match to the second, they know that you clicked on that link and then purchased the game, and that particular link in that particular ad worked.
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Worth noting, of course, that once you've clicked on a YouTube video, you're still going to get served ads, so there is a revenue driver here for Google, even if it's not direct.
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Each time I liked an article, or clicked on a link, or hid another, the algorithms that curate my streams took notice and showed me only what they thought I wanted to see.
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In addition to all the likes, shared interests, and other data from its Blue app, one's dossier would have included Twitter behavior—whom you follow, what you shared, what tweets you clicked on.
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From my hotel room in a desert canyon in Al Ula, I got on the website of the Haramain High Speed Railway, clicked on the English-language option and looked at the schedule.
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If a viewer clicked on the cleric's earlier, gentler, talks, YouTube's algorithms would point the viewer to one of his later sermons, like one describing why it's a Muslim's duty to kill Americans.
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When he clicked on the site, he was shocked to discover ads for universities, including one for the graduate school where he'd received his own degree — Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment.
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Then he clicked on "The Carmichael Show," a Lear-style sitcom that has explored such topics as whether it's still possible, after all the rape allegations against Bill Cosby, to enjoy his comedy.
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Snapchat is on pace with Facebook in the number of videos played, the main difference being that the vast majority of videos played on Facebook are not clicked on, where in Snapchat they are.
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Well, too bad, you probably shouldn't have clicked on this story because the hyper-realistic CG experiments in Simon Christoph Krenn's short film, Parasitic Endeavours, are going to leave you feeling a little disturbed.
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When users clicked on specific forum threads, the NIT would grab their IP and MAC address, as well as other technical information about their system, and send it all to a US government facility.
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Two employees who were involved in "advanced nuclear reactor development and new reactor technology" clicked on what prosecutors described as a "malicious link" that would have allowed the hackers to steal email login information.
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If the user were to download an app as part of this search session, Kika would claim credit for it, even though the user never actually clicked on an ad to generate the installation.
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If you clicked on the L Brands board page, then the image at the top of the Safariland "About Us" page will educate you even further on the representation of gender in corporate America.
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But the fact that you, dear reader, clicked on this post affirms that you're willing to get down and dirty with coding, and for that, we want to give you a digital high five.
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If you're shopping elsewhere and have clicked on a product that Amazon also carries, an Amazon Assistant banner will come across the top to let you know the price of that product on Amazon.
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They view them in bulk, through statistics measuring how many millions of "unique" users clicked on content last month, or watched a video, or came to the site multiple times, or arrived through Facebook.
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Intel surveyed 15,000 internet users aged 21 to 54 and found that 61% of respondents "have clicked on a promotional link that offers a diet program," according to a press release from the company.
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One patent described how to turn a phone number into a link that could be clicked on, another protected the "slide to unlock" feature, and another was a slightly different way of autocorrecting spellings.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A couple of weeks ago, when Dan Shure was searching on Google for information about butchering meats, he did something he had avoided for 20 years: He unknowingly clicked on an ad.
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I was really nervous, and was kind of obsessed: They gave me a tracking number and I think I clicked on it like three times a day to see if there was any update.
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But we are way past the moment when the biggest fear is spies using cyber for espionage, or thieves draining our bank accounts because we clicked on the wrong link in a phishing scam.
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I once clicked on an item titled "Sandra Bullock's Son Used to Be Adorable, but Today He Looks Insane" and clicked through 70 pages of celebrity progeny, none of which featured Sandra Bullock's child.
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The Guardian reported that a digital forensics analysis found it "highly probable" that Bezos&apos phone was breached after he clicked on an "infected" video file sent to him from MBS&apos WhatsApp account.
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Fraud in digital advertising has been in the spotlight recently, because of the possibility that campaigns are seen or clicked on by bots rather than humans, and for being placed next to inappropriate content.
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If you want to get a comprehensive picture of all your Facebook activity — what ads you've clicked on, what apps you've used, what chats you've had — you can download all of your Facebook data.
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I clicked on the Bear Grylls one and realized I actually had no interest in watching the show, so didn't want to get to the first point where I chose to make a decision.
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OK, so since you clicked on this story, here's what you need to know: Sydney Allen, 20, of Clearwater, Florida, quietly got her nipples pierced back in June as a birthday gift from her sister.
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Throughout the spring and summer of 2017, Rearick wrote gushing blog posts about a Nashville band called Daddy Issues, the first of which I clicked on because — I am sorry — the album artwork looked cool.
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Researchers spent probably close to a gagillion dollars on the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) system that they used to capture the hole image, and they couldn't have, like, clicked on the screen before snapping it?
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Dan: I clicked on a song called "How She Queef'd" and, much like Michael Bluth opening a paper bag that says DEAD DOVE, DO NOT EAT, I've gotta say I don't know what I expected.
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The Oregon Department of Human Services (DHS) said on Thursday it suffered a data breach in January after nine employees clicked on "phishing" emails, exposing their state email accounts to hackers, according to a statement.
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This is a shift from the past, when Facebook pushed to host publishers' articles on its own property and make all their content free so readers wouldn't hit paywalls when they clicked on an article.
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For me, I knew I'd select the month option — my brain tends to meander, so I might still want the information I clicked on and wandered away from, even after a few weeks have passed.
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The researchers clicked on the link that Mansoor shared on their own guinea-pig iPhone, and infected it with Pegasus, which gave them the ability to see exactly what the malware was designed to do.
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When you tap on one of the emoji, it will show the number of confirmed cases and recoveries (though the five or so emoji I clicked on all showed info that was last updated yesterday).
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When you tap on one of the emoji, it will show the number of confirmed cases and recoveries (though the five or so emoji I clicked on all showed info that was last updated yesterday).
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If you've ever swiped on some bold lipstick only to have it enhance every dry patch and crater you never knew existed on the surface of your lips, congrats — you've clicked on the right story!
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I said pretty much the same thing last year about the emails of John D. Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, whose inbox emptied across the internet after he clicked on a link he shouldn't have.
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"I like to think that people find more joy from the music they cared enough about to actually purchase than they ever could from music they simply clicked on to add to their Spotify favorites."
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I clicked on the link, wondering who could possibly merit a retirement party from the biggest fast-food chain on the planet, and when I saw the employee's face, it made a lot more sense.
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Twitter was just ramping up, and Twitter used Bitly to shorten all the links its users generated, and that meant Bitly knew a ton about the way the internet worked — who clicked on what, when, where.
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Like the vulnerability in Facebook reported last November, Messenger users would have been vulnerable if they visited a malicious site with Chrome and then clicked on the site while they were still logged in on Facebook.
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The email that gave Russian hackers access to an Arizona registration base looked like it came from an employee, and any normal person would have clicked on it, Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan said Wednesday.
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Yes, I mean the one you clicked on three years ago, you had no idea what you were doing, and got our house raided, our hard drives confiscated and combed over for the next three weeks.
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The emails concealed a computer script that, when clicked on, "very likely" downloaded a program from an external server that gave the intruders prolonged access to election computers or allowed them to search for valuable data.
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Markus Jakobsson, the chief scientist for Agari, a internet company that aims to eliminate email cyber attacks, disputed that the individuals who clicked on the link are "negligent or clueless," saying these phishing attempts are sophisticated.
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Instead of late-night ads compelling me to just pick up that phone and order something "as seen on TV" now, there's Amazon constantly reminding me of the one thing I clicked on that one time.
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Users can browse the map, and click on any available bubble to view the public story posted from that place (of course, being in Canada the first one I clicked on was from a junior hockey game).
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One of the most common methods of attribution in the digital marketing industry is based on last click, which means giving credit to the latest channel that the user clicked on before "converting," or making a purchase.
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But in reality, the copy is a shortcut; when clicked on, it will activate a programming script in a hidden holder to launch malware, with the goal of stealing sensitive data or taking over the whole system.
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The new update will allow users to put little stickers on top of items from "select brands" in their Stories, which present a preview of the product a link to the brand's shopping site when clicked on.
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What to Do (part 2): Before inputting your password and login code on any site, look closely at the URL to make sure it's legitimate, especially if you've clicked on a link sent by text or email.
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Users are able to access the ads that they have clicked, and provide feedback, by clicking on their Ads Activity, where they can also provide feedback on any ad they may have intentionally or unintentionally clicked on.
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They also placed over 1,000 listings for cars, motorcycles and other goods on auction sites like eBay with photos infected with malware that would redirect a victim who clicked on the image to fake webpages, prosecutors said.
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I simply found a shirt I liked on the retail site Spring (Apple says more than 300,000 support Apple Pay), selected the Apple Pay button and double-clicked on my Apple Watch button to complete the purchase.
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It works because developers can "modularize" their apps so they only serve you the parts that you need for whatever you clicked on — points on a map, a video, some home listings, a payment system, or whatever.
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By tabbing over to the "Img" section of the Network header, you're able to find the URL of any Instagram image you've clicked on, be it a disappearing story or a photo posted to a user's feed.
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If you've ever clicked on one of those pictures, you know the feeling when you find out you've been misled: a little cheated, a little cynical, a little less trusting of the site that took you there.
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Six months prior to his death, Yatim had searched "the easiest way to kill yourself," and clicked on an article called "how to kill yourself without feeling any pain," the court heard, without the presence of the jury.
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According to the Washington Post, the company's Digital Crimes Unit believed that the fake sites might have been designed to hack the computers of unwitting visitors (or victims) who clicked on what they believed to be 'real' websites.
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But when Twitter users in Canada clicked on the tweets, they were taken to entirely different articles that made false claims about Drake and the Weeknd, and were engineered to entice people to sign up for online casinos.
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You, intrepid Instagram artist, have "clicked on images in Instagram and combed through all of the comments on the thousands of posts [you] viewed to determine which comments had interesting language that [you] wanted to comment on" — i.e.
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If you follow actor Mark Hamill's entertainingly quirky Twitter feed — and really, if you clicked on this story, you probably are — you may have seen him tweeting Tuesday about an unusual game of online Yahtzee involving Darth Vader.
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Like everyone else who clicked on the video of Candace Payne putting on a Chewbacca mask in a parking lot, you found yourself party to a spontaneous comedic chain reaction: Chewbacca roared, she laughed, and you joined her.
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So, it happened again — you clicked on a YouTube video intending to watch that one clip of a standup routine, and suddenly it's 45 minutes later and you're watching the 23rd video delivered to you via YouTube autoplay.
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Those who filed the certificates most likely clicked on the wrong dropdown menu option when entering pregnancy status, thereby suggesting that more than twice the number of deceased women were pregnant upon their deaths when they were not.
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It's hard to say how much damage might have been caused if Mansoor had clicked on the spyware link — how many arrests, how much real pain inflicted on real people to prop up a corrupt and brutal state.
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One recent morning, after the release of Donald Trump's Tic Tac tape and his subsequent mansplanation about locker-room talk, Glenn Beck clicked on a video of Michelle Obama campaigning for Hillary Clinton in a New Hampshire gymnasium.
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I clicked on one and there he was: the same face now contorted in orgasmic pleasure, the same chocolate leather headboard and cream-colored sheets, the same big ol' dick now being choked out by his thick arms.
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HTTPS also helps protect your web habits from your internet service provider, which can only see the top level domain habits of its users (for instance, that you visited Motherboard, but not that you clicked on this article).
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Not to get all contemplative in a story you likely clicked on for some frivolous (yet festive) entertainment, but doesn't the holiday card seem like a tradition that might not be a thing anymore, in five or 10 years?
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The biggest adjustment that is being rolled out today is based on the realization that the amount of time people spend reading or watching content they clicked on is a strong indicator for what types of content they like.
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You see, you clicked on a link — maybe it was an interesting news article from a local TV news station, or maybe it was something less noble, perhaps a compelling thumbnail of Kim Kardashian, that led you to me.
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But I was so high that I honestly felt like my mind was inventing the website every time I clicked on a new picture, and I couldn't figure out why no one else had ever thought of this website.
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Although the relative sizes of the ads vs the framing data Facebook displays in the News Feed means it's possible people could have clicked on an imprint-less ad without noticing it was being run by a Brexit campaign.
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Those who clicked on the hiring link were infected by malicious code from an attached document in the email that installed software to take remote control of a victim's device, allowing hackers to download further malware or steal data.
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Further proof that people do dumb things online: According to a survey conducted by Intel, 28503 percent of consumers have clicked on pop-up ads for diets and fitness programs despite knowing the security risks associated with such ads.
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So when he clicked on an advertised article about Michigan's roads spending that criticized the state's Democratic governor, he was curious to know whether The Sun was a new outlet serving the state capital's 118,000 residents and political leaders.
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A JetBlue spokesperson tells PEOPLE that the real question from the dropdown menu is actually, "What is the name of your favorite childhood friend?" but that the question must have gotten cut off when the user clicked on it.
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At his desk, Mr. Vaziev clicked on the television remote to fill the screen with a rehearsal by Alena Kovaleva and an Italian, Jacopo Tissi, two budding stars he is bringing to New York to dance the "Jewels" matinee.
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Pursuant to this law, companies will not be able to argue that they have no privacy responsibilities because we clicked on an "I Agree" button or because their sharing data with third parties didn't result in specific, monetary loss.
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That sounds great for publishers who have decided to build AMP sites, but there's a big catch: if readers decide to share a link to an AMP page they've clicked on through a Google search, the link points to Google.
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For years, the company has used little bits of invisible code and data files to log the websites and apps you've visited, what you've purchased, and what you've clicked on — and then had that information sent right back to the mothership.
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The person, or people, running this particular group of pages and sites appears to be enjoying some success: In the last month, the link to buy the kitchen slicer has been clicked on 203,600 times, according to stats from Bit.ly.
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A month ago you would have clicked on the message, saw that he wanted that report first thing in the morning, and hauled your ass out of the blanket nest you've been happily stewing in for the last eight hours.
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If you clicked on the link inviting you to "meet the dogs of Amazon", you found out that the company's decision to feature pups is not merely a good customer service play, it also hearkens back to the Amazon's founding days.
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Google is making a change to image search today that sounds small but will have a big impact: it's removing the "view image" button that appeared when you clicked on a picture, which allowed you to open the image alone.
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Once the target clicked on the link, the hackers could force the service that provided the login—be it Facebook or Xbox Live—to resend the login token to an old and vulnerable Epic Games subdomain dedicated to Unreal Tournament statistics.
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The reason we got excited about building things like Instant Articles is that we saw how often people saw news in their News Feed and clicked on it and read it, even despite it being a really hard product experience.
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With this data in hand, Google was able to provide reports to advertisers summarizing the relationship between the two databases to conclude, for example, that five percent of the people who clicked on an ad wound up purchasing in a store.
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Just as an experiment, just now I googled "is the Earth round" on Chrome's Incognito mode and clicked on the first video that came up—an explainer from popular YouTube channel Vsauce that shows that yup, the Earth is round.
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The database even kept track of who clicked on which message through Grand Slam Marketing, one of the alleged companies involved in the operations, which was named a "premium parter" on one of the scam sites victims were pointed to.
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I clicked on the Seamless app, navigated to my order history, and for the first time in who knows how long, laughed out loud — because I had ordered what can only be described as a laughable amount of noodles and soup.
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The new season of Game of Thrones is here, and while I can't imagine that you clicked on this article if you don't already love the show, I'd like to stress the fact that this is a big deal. Why?
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Quick was previously working on a marketing product called Jounce, where he was frustrated by the fact that even after someone had clicked on a Jounce ad and ended up on the company's website, only 3 percent of them were converting.
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A study from UC San Diego and Yale found that people who clicked on about four times as many links as the average person, or who liked twice as many posts, reported worse mental health than average in a survey.
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Kaspersky, a global cyber security firm based in Russia, also said they found a second distribution point on a local news site in the city of Bakhmut, Ukraine, which infected visitors who clicked on the site with the ransomware-like attack.
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If last month's announcement clicked on a standard 60-watt retro bulb, today's reveal of the first images of the Ataribox console just lit up the nostalgic equivalent of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree in the minds of '80s kids everywhere.
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They made it capable of handling input other than users' strings of text; over time it could also personalize content based on what users had clicked on in the past, which is valuable in cases when users haven't typed in anything.
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Olivia spoke on her familiarity with Full House's fame, saying, "I don't think I even realized the success of the show until I clicked on the Netflix Fuller House promo recently and noticed it had more than 13 million views."
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I imagine I clicked on a link to a climbing-related article in my Facebook feed or else visited Rock & Ice's website while I was logged into Facebook in the same browser session What happened when you asked them about this?
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We had been continuing to work around the clock on our reporting, but I came home one night at around 10, and I flipped open my laptop, and I clicked on my Facebook page for the first time in week.
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So, for once in my life, I Googled "Windows 10 screenshot" and clicked on the first link that came up: "6 Ways To Take Screenshots in Windows 8.1 & 10, Using Built-in Tools" from my new favorite tips-and-tricks site, DigitalCitizen.life.
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Hell, I just clicked on the article, and here I am writing about them doing this clickbait-y thing—and included their name in my own clickbait-y headline—which is giving them even more coverage, and causing people to click. Whoa.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Interests: Independence or Patriotism Age: 18–65+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers or News Feed on mobile devices 163,224 people saw this and 40,134 clicked on it.
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It's similar to the existing implementation of the related article feature, but instead of only showing the relevant content after you read an article, Facebook will now surface those links to appear directly in your News Feed before you've clicked on the link.
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Some first-time caucus goers who attended his rallies this week told CNN they had already clicked on the link Trump tweeted for the "caucus finder" on his website, where supporters can enter their address and zip code to find their caucus.
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Some of its best engineers started to put their minds to detecting click fraud, and based on patterns of who clicked on which ad and when, Google's algorithms got better at identifying whether a click was from a legitimate user or a bot.
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Both are types of technology that let publishers display advertising on their websites, and allow advertisers and agencies to control where and when their ads are shown, as well as gather data on how much they are clicked on, and who by.
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The value for the advertisers came two ways: in "impressions," meaning the number of times the banners loaded up for visitors to see, and in "clicks," the number of times someone clicked on the ad, which would take him to their site.
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That number was arrived at by measuring the number of times an ad was clicked on, the amount of time a person spent with the ad and other undisclosed metrics, according to Vikram Sarma, senior director of marketing in Clorox's cleaning division.
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VR Systems' chief executive, Ben Martin, said his company was aware of only a "small number of customers" who had received the fraudulent email, and of those, none had notified VR Systems that they had clicked on the attachment or were compromised.
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For example, when we clicked on Johnson's Benin/Togo segment, which had been assigned 10 percent of her ancestry, the site showed that the percentage of her DNA from those nations could be as low as zero and as high as 21.
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Jesus christ Samsung Aw shit I got this weird "find my mobile" notif and my dumb ass clicked on it and nothing happened but I'm lowkey creeped out now Samsung isn't the first company to send out bizarre notifications to a wide audience.
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That's what the FBI did on a massive dark web child pornography site called Playpen: the agency deployed malware, so that when a user clicked on a child pornography related forum their real IP address was sent to investigators, revealing their likely location.
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When logging in to a site, I clicked on the 1Password icon in a computer browser or opened the app on a phone, entered my master password and selected the service I wanted to log in to in order to plug in the password.
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Williams claims that once people have clicked on the charity of their choice, 80 to 90 percent watch to the end of the ad — a crucial measurement for advertisers in a world where one in four U.S. internet users block ads, according to eMarketer.
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For example: if the user has frequently played the media on the site before when visiting from the desktop browser; if they've tapped or clicked on the screen during the browsing session; or if they've added the site to their home screen on mobile.
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The 2FA message is only sent after the user has clicked on the password recovery link in the email sent by Twitter, which means to know whether the feature was enabled, we would have to have access to the person's email to begin with.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Interests: Human rights or Malcolm X Age: 18–65+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements News Feed on desktop computers or News Feed on mobile devices 529,205 people saw this and 72,043 clicked on it.
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In terms of user data, Amazon says it will report standard attributes, like whether customers clicked on an ad or went on to buy something based on an ad, but insists that no personal data about smartphone users will be shared with third-party advertisers.
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As the cryogenic units responsible for cooling the machine's superconducting magnet clicked on and off in a syncopated rhythm, the imaging technician warned me that, once he slid me inside, I might feel dizzy, see flashing lights, or experience a metallic taste in my mouth.
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Those include if the user has frequently played the media on the site before when visiting from a desktop browser, if they've tapped or clicked on the screen during the browsing session or if they've added the site to their home screen on mobile.
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Recently announced by way of YouTube's Creator Insider channel, where the company shares updates and changes with its creator community, these new profile cards would appear whenever you clicked on a commenter's name, and would list all their other recent comments on the channel.
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Then, after you've clicked on the link that sends you a grocery list and shopped and cooked and eaten, you can rate the recipe with stars or leave notes on it for yourself or others to remind yourself of what you did differently or better.
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The company pointed to a study published this year in the American Journal of Epidemiology — by researchers who weren't affiliated with Facebook — that showed that people who clicked on more "likes" and links than the typical Facebook user reported worse physical and mental health.
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Here's an example of what the redesigned search results look like on desktop: Since Google's most recent change, Nina Hale found from its clients that the number of times Google users clicked on ads increased by 17% compared with the first half of January.
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A North Carolina man told The Times that while he regularly clicked on links to stories claiming that Hillary Clinton was indicted or that Mexico built a wall along its southern border, he missed the days when Walter Cronkite delivered the news to the nation.
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And while I can see the benefit to targeted ads — I don't entirely mind ads being made somewhat more relevant to me — I'm not a fan of having one company or product doggedly follow me around the web just because I clicked on their link one time.
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I can't recall the last time (if ever) that I clicked on a Custom Timeline, but this does indicate one potential starting point for how this might look and act, and also how Twitter or an event holder might be able to control these personalized Tweets.
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The votes on one recent video I clicked on last night, which no longer seems to be available on the channel, appeared to be half dislikes, a rare occurrence on the platform usually reserved for creators who have made a misstep or otherwise displeased the community.
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"Say you went to the app store and hit 'update' all on the apps, then you clicked on a few unopened apps and opened them, then the system is pulling a lot of juice to do all this," Srinivasan wrote in an email to The Verge.
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Image: Gizmodo/ShutterstockResearchers at Friedrich-Alexander University in Germany conducted a study that sent out 1,700 emails that simulated a phishing scam, and made an unfortunate discovery: around half of the participants, even ones that claimed to be aware of such security risks, clicked on the links.
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As Google's lead product manager for the AMP project Rudy Galfi told me, the company's data show that users who have previously clicked on an AMP page — and have seen how much faster they load — are far more likely to click on an AMP link later.
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But TBH, the upgrades are pretty light, and if you're truly on a mission to save (which is probably why you clicked on this story), the 3603th generation definitely holds its own — especially now that it's about $2360 cheaper than similar 25th generation models at their full price.
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Photo of a Gray Eagle drone via AMRDECA new investigation by the Associated Press has revealed that a whopping 40 percent of 87 American defense contractors who were recently targeted by Russian hackers clicked on fake links sent to them via email, possibly exposing classified information in the process.
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Last week Google confirmed that Chrome—the most widely used web browser in the world—will block all ads on sites that include particularly egregious ads, including those that autoplay videos, hog too much of the screen, or make you wait to see the content you just clicked on.
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Even if you don't value what this kind of person has to say, chances are you follow a couple of them—maybe because you once met them in real life and thought they seemed okay, or you clicked on a few of them when you were new to Twitter.
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On any given afternoon, you were still likely to encounter headlines about ''illegal aliens'' invading the country, but if you clicked on the link, you landed on an article that was extraordinarily dry — usually just a rundown of some politician's speech, or a dry recitation of governmental statistics.
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A government regulator warned the N.H.S. in July that updating hardware and software was "a matter of urgency," and noted that one hospital had already had to pay £700,000, about $900,000, to repair a breach that began after an employee clicked on a web link in an unsafe email.
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The clue for each one has a bracketed secondary clue — this is the part where my light bulb clicked on, because those secondary clues all tip you off to various United State nicknames — like "the Empire State" for New York, an example that doesn't appear in the grid today.
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I generally avoid them because they're essentially advertising for products that I use for my job every single day, but this year I clicked on each and every one, hoping to find some evidence that something cool happened on the internet this year and I just missed it.
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It's unclear if Podesta clicked on the phishing email and gave up his password before forwarding the email to his staff, or was led to make that fatal mistake after Delavan and the rest of the IT team failed to spot that the alert was a phishing email.
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If you clicked on a Sephora ad while logged in to Google in the past year and then bought stuff at Sephora with a Mastercard in the past year, there's a chance Google knows about that, at least on some level, and uses that data help its advertisers stuff their coffers.
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They know how nosey we are and how much we love being able to relate to them, so there's nothing to stop our favorite online personalities to make up stories to keep the interest of sheep like you and me—yes, you too, you clicked on this article after all.
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I recently clicked on my YouTube history to find "Isak and Even Part 162"—the point at which I'd left off in a gay story line from a recent Norwegian teen Web series, "Skam," that I'd discovered on my return to the soap-opera gay sidebar after a long time away.
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In a decision elaborating on Internet contracts, the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals said the arbitration agreement on Transunion's Website was not valid, as consumers had no way of knowing they were agreeing to it when they clicked on a button to buy a "3-in-one" credit score package.
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I tried to make a Mii out of Adam Savage from Mythbusters and I clicked on a picture of Adam Savage [in Google Images]... What I got was a picture of somebody with their ass cheeks spread wide open, revealing a tattoo of a clown with the anus as the mouth.
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Many, to some extent, allow you to change settings in order to prevent loud WOW HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT THIS THING TANGENTIALLY RELATED TO THE STORY YOU CLICKED ON JK OF COURSE YOU HAVE BECAUSE I'M TELLING YOU FUN RIGHT I KNOW video from blasting you the moment you open a webpage.
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The Hamburg-based artist premiered the music video for this track "Was Hast Du Gedacht" ("What Did You Think") on WorldStarHipHop—a US video platform that has over nine million subscribers—which explains why so many Americans clicked on the video and experienced Gzuz in all his over-the-top gangster glory.
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The operation involved a three-step process; an individual clicked on an email attachment that triggered the download of malware to establish a foothold; if the attackers find something interesting they start moving around the network to install specialized malware on the POS systems that can extract payment card data from the memory.
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Facebook makes it relatively simple to download an archive of your account, which includes your Timeline info, posts you have shared, messages and photos, as well as more hidden information like ads you have clicked on, the IP addresses that are logged when you log into or out of Facebook, and more.
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On Clothing On a recent night, shopping online for a light jacket or a cotton sweater — some kind of outerwear to guard my body against a springlike breeze — I clicked on the ''new arrivals'' page of the website of a popular retailer and encountered, unexpectedly, another instance of the complex oddity of race.
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In the poem, Mao views "the dead girl's live / photo feed" from her own bedroom, on her own screen: How the dead girl fell, awaiting a hand to hold, eyes to behold her as the lights clicked on and she posed for her picture, long eyelashes all wet, legs tapered, bright as thorns.
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And I sent it to about 10 people, and when I came in to work the next morning and I clicked on the Google slide deck that shows you in the top right how many people are looking at it, and there was something like 100 people looking at it right then.
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Clear History tool In the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal -- where a political research firm accessed information from as many as 87 million Facebook users without their knowledge --Facebook said it would add a feature called Clear History to remove your browsing history, including what you previously clicked on and which websites you visited.
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When I clicked on it, a menu showed up, giving me the ability to anonymize my connection through Tor, cloak my device's real identity (meaning I could make myself look like a Windows PC even though I was surfing the net with an iPhone) and whitelist the websites where I don't mind seeing ads.
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But when customers clicked on a cheaper price for the same product, they sometimes got something else entirely from another vendor – like the glasses below: When Amazon issued its recall, the company yanked the entire product page, and sent emails to Mr. Panjwani's customers as well, even though they had received legitimate Baader glasses.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Age: 29–2211+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers, News Feed on mobile devices, or Right column on desktop computers People Who Match: Interests: Confederate Flag, Confederate States Army, American Civil War, or Southern Pride 213,265 people saw this and 2371,2295 clicked on it.
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To be clear, the YouTube links we clicked on are re-uploads of the primary source video from the event, not any allegedly legitimate "news" coverage that's been uploaded in response to it, much of it coming from chancers who are essentially just hoping to make a little click-money from people browsing for more information.
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A customer who clicked on a 50 milliliter product may instead buy a smaller 30 ml product, said Pranay Mehra, vice president, digital and e-commerce at Shiseido Asia Pacific, noting that data and online selling experience can help firms bundle offers, decide on packaging and distribution, and influence where to set up a physical presence.
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As the election and the Brexit vote in June showed, polls are questionable in delivering reliable analysis because they are subject to the answers people give, which don't always match how they act, as opposed to most business data that is based on actual behavior, such as which links a customer clicked on a retailer's website.
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" The Washington Post paints a different picture, of a "fuming" Trump: "Separated from most of his West Wing staff — who fretted over why he was late getting to the Oval Office — Trump clicked on the television and spent the morning playing fuming media critic, legal analyst and crisis communications strategist, according to several people close to him.
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Since the children, ages 2 to 11, were featured in a weekly "Family Wanted" appeal last weekend in the Kansas City Star, more than 4 million people have clicked on their profile and more than 3,000 requests have been received to adopt the siblings, says Theresa Freed, communications director for the Kansas Department for Children and Families.
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You turned on your computer, or pulled your phone out of your pocket, clicked on that browser icon or fired up the app, and voila—instant and virtually unlimited access to anything and everything, from the news of North Korea's latest potentially world ending nuclear follies to fetish porn's deepest and darkest depths of forbidden pleasures.
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"He created this one little application, and it would basically display everybody's shared files, and then if you clicked on a file, it would go ahead and ask everyone else on the network if they wanted to download it as well," said Andrew Croswell, a friend of Mr. Houston's from Acton-Boxborough Regional High School in Acton, Mass.
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Just save the recipes you like to your recipe box and, after you've clicked on the link that sends you a grocery list and gone and executed it and cooked the meal and eaten it, rate the recipe with stars or leave notes on it for yourself or others — caveats about ingredient substitutions or cooking hacks.
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" — Warren Holstein (@WarrenHolstein) July 27, 2016 I just saw Bill O'Reilly was trending So I clicked on it expecting the worst And it was even worse He's defending the treatment of slaves — Buster Blader, The Dragon Destroyer Swordsman (@Shower_Capy) July 27, 2016 O'Reilly confirmed Obama's statement on his show, noting that the first lady's remark about slave labor was "essentially correct.
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And, now, I'd like to admit to you that I've written these words and embedded that tweet, and this happy dog picture, for the sole purpose of burying the picture of Josh Ravin's mangled arm as far down the page as possible, so none of you reading would spontaneously throw up once you clicked on the link to get here.
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"Attempted fraud and scams do exist and we recommend members take precautions, just as they would with banking or shopping online," a LinkedIn spokesperson tells CNBC Make It. LinkedIn encourages users to report any messages or posts that seem to be scams and provides tips about how to protect yourself from fraudulent messages and what to do if you clicked on one.
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Its 'Groups' function is used for many things; groups are typically set up between friends and work colleagues for sending info, news, jokes, memes (sometimes the joke is literally a piece of 'fake news' such as a photoshopped photo that looks legit in preview but when clicked on reveals a lurking meme) and of course for organizing actual meet ups.
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"Indeed, as the gateway to the Internet, [broadband] providers are able to collect an unprecedented breadth of electronic personal information including not only a consumer's name, address and financial information but also every website he or she visited, the links clicked on those websites, geo-location information, and the content of electronic communications," Bureau of Internet and Technology Chief Kathleen McGee added.
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Cable wrote in a blog post that the issue, while serious, affected only a very tiny number of users who installed the update in advance of its wider release (which would have resulted in all Windows 10 users receiving prompts to install the buggy release):In this case the update was only available to those who manually clicked on "check for updates" in Windows settings.
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I won't remember the exact numbers but I think it was something like if you came to a Vox story — and again this is from memories so I apologize if I get it wrong — 7 percent of people would click on the card stacks, and if you clicked on the card stacks on average you would look at at least four or five cards.
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This is how it was targeted: Location — Living In: United States Age: 18–65+ Language: English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers, News Feed on mobile devices, or Right column on desktop computers People Who Match: Interests: Martin Luther King, Jr., African-American Civil Rights Movement (1954-68), African-American history, or Malcolm X 530,762 people saw this and 2953,413 clicked on it.
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Save the recipes you like to your recipe box and, after you've clicked on the link that sends you a grocery list and shopped and cooked and eaten, rate the recipes with stars or leave notes on them for yourself and others, to remind yourself that this one needs a little more salt, or that that one can be made with chicken instead of lamb.
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In 21943 searches for terms including "should i vaccinate my kids" and "are vaccines safe," whether the top search result we clicked on was from a professional medical source (like Johns Hopkins, the Mayo Clinic, or Riley Hospital for Children) or an anti-vaccination video like "Mom Gives Compelling Reasons To Avoid Vaccination and Vaccines," the follow-up recommendations were for anti-vaccination content 22.5% of the time.
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This is how it was targeted: Location - Living In: United States Age: 16–65+ Language: Spanish, English (UK), English (US) or Spanish (Spain) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers, News Feed on mobile devices, or Right column on desktop computers People Who Match: Interests: Mexico, Latin hip-hop, Chicano Movement, Hispanidad, Lowrider, or Chicano rap Must Also Match: Interests: La Raza 3713,179 people saw this and 33,444 clicked on it.
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"In the middle of 2017, I was using my [mom's] computer trying to download something and I clicked on a file, I found over 100 text and Twitter messages and video almost [two minutes] long that showed Keith Ellison dragging my mama off the bed by her feet, screaming, and calling her a 'fucking bitch' and telling her to get the fuck out of his house," Austin wrote.
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It's pretty cute, and as far as viral success stories go, Yodel Boy seems to be pretty enduring (in meme world, a month of vague cultural relevance is basically a lifetime.) But anyway, I almost definitely don't have to explain Yodel Boy to you, because hey, if you clicked on an article titled "Yodel Boy's Debut Single is Actually Kinda Fire" then you definitely already know who the hell Yodel Boy is.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Age: 4423–2442+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers or News Feed on mobile devices People Who Match: Interests: Black nationalism, Pan-Africanism, Police misconduct, African-American culture, African-American Civil Rights Movement (218-245), African-American history, Black Consciousness Movement, Martin Luther King III, Stop Police Brutality, or Black (Color) 489,186 people saw this and 26,179 clicked on it.
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This is how it was targeted: Location: United States Age: 16–65+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers or News Feed on mobile devices People Who Match: Interests: Black nationalism, Pan-Africanism, Police misconduct, African-American culture, African-American Civil Rights Movement(183-68), African-American history, Black Consciousness Movement, Martin Luther King III, Stop Police Brutality, or Black (Color) 418,904 people saw this and 9,211 clicked on it.
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When I went to the beauty page and clicked on the skin care tab, it spit out some deals and its top four sellers (Neutrogena wipes, Aztec Secret healing clay mask, Thayers toner, and the TruSkin Vitamin C). In a "recommended for you" bar, it was all Belei: But when I then searched for vitamin C serum, the algorithm didn't send me a Belei product until the second search page, which really surprised me.
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Just as the United States Department of Justice has filed a series of indictments against Chinese, Iranian and Russian hackers intended to "name and shame" the perpetrators even if they never stand trial and shed light on exactly how they operate, the Facebook lawsuit describes in detail how the NSO Group was able to compromise the phones of WhatsApp users even if those users never actually answered a call, clicked on a link or downloaded a file.
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It's "Take Your Dog to Work Day" here and I had your résumé open and I was getting ready to view it but then my colleague said something hilarious so I had to get up and go high-five him and then Edward jumped on my desk to get the sandwich I had on it and he must have clicked on your email link at the top of your résumé somehow and stomped on some keys and hit send!
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It also doesn't explain the most recent like on THQ Nordic's Twitter account, which someone who wasn't hacked definitely clicked on in support of what was happening after THQ Nordic started getting blowback from people over the decision: And consider this: THQ Nordic, a company representing countless hundreds (thousands?) of developers who are currently working on games, just brazenly associated themselves with an online website best known for its past (and repeated) association with child pornography.
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This is how it was targeted: Location — Living In: United States Age: 20–65+ Language: English (UK) or English (US) Placements: News Feed on desktop computers, News Feed on mobile devices, or Right column on desktop computers People Who Match: Interests: State police, Law enforcement in the United States, Police, Sheriffs in the United States, Law enforcement, or Police officer Must Also Match: Interests: Support Law Enforcement, The Thin Blue Line, Officer Down Memorial Page, Police Wives Unite, National Police Wives Association, or Heroes Behind The Badge 968,768 people saw this and 56,405 clicked on it.
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Human: But the wise human also wanted to make sure all humans in the world always felt there was something they needed to read and so he made a special series of algorithms that watched very closely what each human read and looked at and liked and clicked on in order to order the information they saw in such a way that a person never felt they had reached the end of all the familiar things they could click on and could just keep clicking the whole day and night and be reading all the things that felt so very familiar to them so they always felt the same every day and felt they were surrounded by people who felt exactly like them and could just keep on keeping on right as they were each and every day.
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