I use Firefox adblocker and Microsoft e-mail.
Any unwanted e-mails go to junk and block sender.
I don't know if cookies can lead to getting unwanted e-mails, but I delete them all each evening when I close down my laptop, except for a few trusted ones.
I subscribe to a number of message boards but I can remember my log-in details.
Message boards put different numbers of cookies on your computer, when you go on their site, some as low as one or two, a coffee forum to which I subscribe put 29. I delete most of those those. This site adds 5,
Youtube is the worst, you can end up with 100. Amazon won't let you look at anything without agreeing to cookies.
I think all sites should give you a straight option, "yes or no" to cookies, some do, but others make you go round the houses finding the least number with which to agree.
I rarely get unsolicited e-mails, not that I see, a lot seem to go to junk and block sender.
Any unwanted e-mails go to junk and block sender.
I don't know if cookies can lead to getting unwanted e-mails, but I delete them all each evening when I close down my laptop, except for a few trusted ones.
I subscribe to a number of message boards but I can remember my log-in details.
Message boards put different numbers of cookies on your computer, when you go on their site, some as low as one or two, a coffee forum to which I subscribe put 29. I delete most of those those. This site adds 5,
Youtube is the worst, you can end up with 100. Amazon won't let you look at anything without agreeing to cookies.
I think all sites should give you a straight option, "yes or no" to cookies, some do, but others make you go round the houses finding the least number with which to agree.
I rarely get unsolicited e-mails, not that I see, a lot seem to go to junk and block sender.
