Ok, TMI, but try to read it all. I will bold the direct answer but be careful! Cookies do alot of things.. Including, if you aren't careful, look at what you are typing. All of it.
Yes, they can track what ads you click, too. In fact, some cookies are harmless; that's all they do. But they also like to take little peeps at your URL now and again...
Now before you burn your computer, I would suggest looking up how to clear cookies, and if you are using firefox, set your browser to delete them on leaving.
And to answer that burning question, yes, santa likes cookies VERY much, so don't visit any NAUGHTY sites. (This is a good way to avoid harmful cookies in general.)
Cookies are not viruses. Cookies are small harmless text files used to identify you by the website that set them. For example, answers.com probably uses cookies to remember your log in, and so do most of the site on the internet that allow you to remember your log in. Some cookies are used by advertising agencies to track which ads are shown when. As adverts are all over the internet, the cookies could be accessed by any number of websites. These are called "Tracking Cookies", however, the same thesis applies, if you have a cookie from Google ads, and I don't have Google ads on my site, I won't be able to access, or even know that, you have that cookie.
clear your cookies.
Follow the spiders
Your Sims can eat cookies in the Sims 2. Click on your refrigeration and click on 'Snack' and there should be Cookies, Juice and Chips.
Cookies.
it means exactly that. Go to their blog and click their ads. It gives them money.
Cookies store information such as login information and settings for a website,sometimes if you go on a Site and your username is filled in it's because of cookies. They also track you when you visit the website. They can be good and bad
Yes, nobody is allowed to click on their own ads. There is no way for an ad network to allow publishers to click on their own ads because this will bring no benefit to the advertisers, which is their source of revenue.
Enabling cookies depends on your browser. As Chrome is the most popular browser, the instructions for doing it on this browser are as follows: go to settings, then advanced settings. Click privacy, then content. You should see a button for cookies. Click that button, then click to allow them by default.
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Some websites may ask to use your 'cookies' in which case, yes the ads will be based on your Internet history
it means sites you visit can not track your browsing history