Google encroaches on user privacy

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    Oddly, I've noticed that my antivirus (Kaspersky) has started blocking doubleclick ads all of a sudden... even though I don't have any anti-banner options enabled. I wonder if they consider some of their ads to be "bad".
     
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    I am sure that DoubleClick and similar web programs are becoming
    to intrusive.

    I do try to block them,why should I pay for my internet connection
    and, them use some of my paid allowance it's of no benefit to me what so ever.

    It is an un-welcomed intrusion tighter laws are required.
     
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