Your phone thinks it knows you. It thinks you want ads for that shoe store you glanced at once. It’s like a nosy friend who’s read your diary and keeps asking, “So, about those running shoes you looked at for three seconds…”
To stop this, go to your phone’s Settings. Find Google (it’s usually near the top), then tap Ads. There’s a toggle that says “Opt out of Ads Personalization.” Flip it. Flip it like you’re flipping a pancake you’re proud of.
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This doesn’t stop all ads, but it makes them generic. You’ll start seeing ads for “buying a car” instead of “that specific red sedan you looked at last Tuesday.” It’s like the world of advertising suddenly forgets your middle name. It’s a little less creepy, and a little more forgettable.
