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" You know how you can search for that PERFECT statement necklace online and then an hour later you&amp;#039;re seeing adverts for statement necklaces everywhere? That&amp;#039;s Google. In fact, that information is probably nothing new and most of us are pretty aware of how much search engines and websites monitor our movements. But how much?  Well, there&amp;#039;s actually a very simple way that you can find out exactly what information Google has about you and the sort of adverts it targets you for as a result.  We&amp;#039;ve had a play around in the Cosmo office and found out ALL sorts about what we&amp;#039;re apparently big fans of. TBH, it was a surprise just to see anything other than &amp;#039;Channing Tatum shirtless&amp;#039;. And guess what? It turns out all those random Google searches you do during the pub quiz actually matter.   There aren&amp;#039;t many other reasons to explain why people who don&amp;#039;t have cars (or any spare cash) apparently like &amp;#039;Vehicle Shopping&amp;#039; or people who have a strong preference for Bake Off over the gym are being targeted for &amp;#039;Team Sports&amp;#039;.  Although, baking can kind of be a team sport, if you need as much help as some of us do. If you fancy finding out who t&amp;#039;Internet thinks you are, just search &amp;quot;Google Ads settings&amp;quot;, click &amp;quot;Ads Settings - Google&amp;quot; and LOL away.You can also choose to opt in or out of having your interests tracked, FYI. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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