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The Online Family Answers:It depends. For example, when you click some pop-up ads, they install spyware on your computer that captures private information -- such as your username and password -- when you type them into web sites. Also, if the ad requires you to fill out a form in order to "enter to win" a contest, then obviously the site is capturing your personal information. To avoid these risks, you can use a browser such as Firefox that automatically blocks pop-ups or install a program that protects your computer from spyware. Family FAQ archivesWe'd like to hear from you. Please enter your family computer lifestyle question below. Word AlertThis term refers to units of data transferred over the Internet:
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If I click a pop-up ad to answer a quiz question or play a quick game, will the advertiser be able to get my personal information?
