Recycling ... are you planning on using that message again?I got one from Com Online. Not remotely connected to Commbank but they were trying to convince me one of my CCs was hacked. straight to the recycle bin.
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Something is not quite right. I suspect they're all passing information around.The number has the same first six digits of my mobile number.
The number shows a Smart Call ID tag with a false Tag such as Freds Pie shop or some other tag to appear as genuine. It is the six digit prefix that gives it away.
If you searched through Google, then they will be the source of all those adverts, not Optus.Something is not quite right. I suspect they're all passing information around.
I was in Sydney last week. I was using my brothers internet to connect my laptop, phone and tablet.
I searched for rangehoods on my phone and laptop and bought one form Good Guys.
My brother was getting ads on his laptop for rangehoods. We have no shared apps.
Is this Optus spying on website usage and then spamming all devices using that route? It's a disgusting practice that needs to stop. We should be entitled to some privacy. This society is really in a race to the bottom.
How? There is nothing in common between my brothers laptop and my laptop/phone/tablet other than using his router.If you searched through Google, then they will be the source of all those adverts, not Optus.
Possibly Google harvested all of the device ID's and IP addresses for all devices on your brothers network - including the device ID and IP address of your laptop connected to his network - fed it back into their system, created a profile/association between them all, and then fed it back out to other devices connected to that network and associated with those IP addresses.How? There is nothing in common between my brothers laptop and my laptop/phone/tablet other than using his router.
How would Google make the link? Listening to our conversations?
Plus I don't think he uses Google. He's into some fandangly browser.
Perfect answer thank you.You don't need to use Google as a search browser to be served ads generated by Googles Ad service. They collect information all over the place and serve it back to you.
I agree that its a disgusting practice that needs to stop. The EU have tighter laws on this sort of privacy theft as compared to Australia.
yes. Got one of these as well. Reported as Junk for all the good it will do.
I also got something similar last night and straight into the bin. Surprisingly they are using the iMessage since my roaming is off.
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