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By Kristin Alexander All Consuming Blog Moderator
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You may have heard of cookies. They?re delicious morsels that come in flavors like chocolate chip and gingerbread, right? In this case, however, I?m talking about the itsy bitsy files that are deposited on your hard drive as you browse the Web. Some are harmless. Some are sleuths, tracking your every virtual move, then reporting that information to marketing companies. And apparently, many consumers who think they know how to delete cookies, are failing to sweep up some important crumbs...Full post as published by All Consuming on September 28, 2009 (boomark / email).
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