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Personal data

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Your privacy and personal data

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Personal information

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We're giving Google access to our personal information and letting them know what our main interests are so they know what to advertise to us.

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Your interest and idea things that you lole

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Access to your personal information.

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Personal Information

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Access to personal data such as preferences

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Personal data of what you like, things you are interested in buying, ads from websites previously been on

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Personal information

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Personal data, I.e. what you like and dislike, so Google can put up ads that they think will appeal to you.

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Access to personal data such as preferences, likes and dislikes, who your friends are what what are their preferences

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You are giving them what your interests are, political views and other topics.

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Things that you like and you will actually click on.

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We are looking at their ads

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Databases, people who are paid to write website.  Government websites.  Library. Hardcopy  books, newspapers, other human beings, speaking to a professional, speaking to someone you know you can trust. Going to things not on the web. .gov sites,

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Advertisement and giving them information on what articles you look at

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Ad revenue and your personal interests - likes, dislikes, etc.

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Using databases from colleges, libraries or sites that aren't paid to write that information.

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We're giving thm views, and increasing the likelihood that others will see their article.

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Use databases

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Trying data bases found within public libraries or universities. These often reflect "purer" research and not having someone write something due to an endorsement or paid advertising.

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Databases

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Data bases, professional websites, government, no bias.

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Use databases that are realible, hardcopy  books, or if you use a website only do websites from trusted sources like colleges, or websites ending in .gov, .edu, etc.

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Use databases and use trusted sources with website endings .gov, .org etc.

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Databases and government sites are safest to cite since they’re trusted sources, while other websites, such as sites ending in .com and .org, need to be cited, as they’re not trusted by official sources.

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When you click on websites (on most websites with that), your view and any other personal info they log in some way contributes to their website analytics.