Imagine you're browsing the web and see an ad for an espresso machine – the very one you just mentioned in an online conversation. The thought can be unsettling…Are your devices really spying on you? Well...sort of. Advertisers are skilled at figuring out who you are and what you might want. Sometimes, their accuracy can make it feel like they’re right there in the room with you. The truth is, they’re using sophisticated algorithms to analyze your online behavior and predict

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