Inappropriate Youtube commercials

There's one on rotation at my house where the guy pushing some frying pan and uses foul language. Language you can't use on regular TV. It's on YouTube too.
 
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Clear your cookies. You tube uses your search history to target adds that you might like.

Something in you search history is making the algorithm think you are of an age that you may have ED.

Clear your cookies. Then search for butterflies or puppies. You will get ads meant for a little girl.

Don’t believe me? Google “does youtube use cookies to pick which ads?”
 
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I agree with Jeepnik. I pay for You Tube Premium and I don't know for sure what I pay, probably around $14 per month and no ads. I watch it as much as I spend time on the gun forums, mainly I'm a music nut and will watch music videos by the hour.
 
I agree with Jeepnik. I pay for You Tube Premium and I don't know for sure what I pay, probably around $14 per month and no ads. I watch it as much as I spend time on the gun forums, mainly I'm a music nut and will watch music videos by the hour.
Same here. I watch a lot of music videos or stream the mixes while driving.
 
I made the "mistake" of stopping a scroll to gaze at an obviously surgically enhanced young Japanese woman the other day, and since then have seen dozens of similar short videos posted on my YouTube feed. I guess I could clear out the cookie cache or just suffer through seeing more of these images.
I've been suffering for months.....
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I subscribe to another gun forum where I check in frequently. For quite a while (probably 10-15 years ago when they were struggling to get up and running), all of their sidebar sponsors featured barely-legal (I suppose) mail-order brides from other countries sporting bare-cheek cutoffs and gravity-defying silicone zoomers in flimsy tanktops.

Kinda cute (in a lurid sort of way), but it made things a bit uncomfortable with my wife and daughter (a teen at the time) walking through the room, lol. Brand new laptop and nothing to do with "cookies," which they knew.

Long story short, several forum members complained about the same exact thing until the domain-name owner/manager was able to drum up business with some relevant, paying pop-up sponsors (local/nationwide shops, gun/ammo manufacturers, ranges, gunsmiths, pro-2A lobbyists, etc.).

Much better now, and I'm glad they were able to resolve it with legit gun-related businesses, entities aligned with the website mission.

I could say I sorta miss seeing the bimbage when I log on there, but I don't. Foreign and domestic human-trafficking sponsors are despicable.
 
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I find the full body deodorant commercials pretty inappropriate, and they are shown on network TV.

I find those to be in poor taste as I do the "My hienie is so shiny with Charmin" commercials.

All semblances of taste and class have been vanishing from our society. Wearing hats at the table. Going shopping in pyjamas. Sex, sex, sex . . . TV has become a paradise for 7th grade boys.
 
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I find those to be in poor taste as I do the "My hienie is so shiny with Charmin" commercials.

All semblances of taste and class have been vanishing from our society. Wearing hats at the table. Going shopping in pyjamas. Sex, sex, sex . . . TV has become a paradise for 7th grade boys.
My dad said many years go after watching a toilet paper add
Next they'll be showing you how to use it.
We are getting close.
 
Been thinking about this today. It is interesting that they can show those ads, but any gun video is subject to disappear at any moment. smh
Their website, their rules. But I did take exception to California insisting that they not show firearms content to folks younger than 18. If we took that to the logical conclusion, any school textbook, hollywood movie, or song that mentions firearms should also require proof that one is 18 to be exposed to it. Imagine how that would impact hollywood if teenagers couldn't go see John Wick flicks. Or listen to rap songs about shooting one another.

Hmm. Maybe that isn't such a bad idea. Imagine if we force theaters to demand ID before seeing movies, and radio and online services stop putting out their content because they can't control who hears it.
 
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