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What the heck are cookies? They track information from the user to give the user a more specific user experience, like showing you an ad about a Honda after you looked at one on another site.
Ads – My ad partner is Adthrive. They are GDPR Compliant and will not track citizens from the EU. This will definitely affect the user experience from the EU. EU citizens will not be shown personalized ads.
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