(http://www.bd-hq.nl/coppermine/albums/userpics/normal_screen059.jpg)
Also lots of Intelsigns.
I remember people talking about this a while back. Is the same thing likely to occur in CS : S? If so will it really be that much of an annoyance/distraction?
You can already have adverts on CS:S, we make use of it to show the "No Entry" signs.
It's not really distracting but they said that through your internetbrowser they would see which kind of adds you would be interested in so adverts would vary per player.
I don't see it happening in CS-S as in BF2142 though. EA, is just a big mess...Steam aswell btw...
Saw in the Danish news yesterday that ads should go online now. That includes CS:S (the program showed CS:S).
Quote from: DuVeL;192791It's not really distracting but they said that through your internetbrowser they would see which kind of adds you would be interested in so adverts would vary per player.
I don't see it happening in CS-S as in BF2142 though. EA, is just a big mess...Steam aswell btw...
Wonder what sort of info they would get if you set your internet browser to "work offline" before starting the game :devil:
That data is prolly gathered over time, so even if you set IE offline while you play they already got the data :S sadly
Quote from: kregoron;192796That data is prolly gathered over time, so even if you set IE offline while you play they already got the data :S sadly
Remember to clear cache and cookies etc. before playing :thumb: :wink:
Quote from: delanvital;192807Remember to clear cache and cookies etc. before playing :thumb: :wink:
From a privacy point of view surely they would have to ask for your permission before accessing cookies etc unless the cookie had been set by them (even then I think it is a bit wooly as to their rights to access YOUR data)
seems fun at the one end, but alot more irritating on the other hand
Quote from: BlueBall;192809From a privacy point of view surely they would have to ask for your permission before accessing cookies etc unless the cookie had been set by them (even then I think it is a bit wooly as to their rights to access YOUR data)
Im 99% sure you say yes to them gathering data, when accepting the EULA..
Quote from: kregoron;192817Im 99% sure you say yes to them gathering data, when accepting the EULA..
Would be interesting to find out if that was covered by the "unfair terms" law?
To be honest, im sure EA's armada of lawyers have it written so you cant do much, also google saves data on what people searches with their search engine, which they sell on, its been known for ages that they make loads of cash like that :)