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00:01Hello and welcome to RPA 2D 3D. This is another little template, it's a Facebook template.
00:09I also use the over on Pinterest, just in case you're interested. I put a little message on the screen,
00:16it's about basically all standards.
00:19If you go to any website that's out there, all of them tell you that they use cookies, because they're
00:25really hungry, right?
00:26And I don't like carrots. I have emailed them and said, how come you have the cookies, but not the
00:33carrots?
00:34Anyway, it's not really about the cookies. What's it actually about?
00:39When a cookie on your website, when a company looks at your cookies, it tells them what device you're using.
00:46It tells them the version of Windows. It tells them the browser. It gives them the serial number of your
00:53machine, of your phone, of your location.
00:57It gives them a lot of information that you actually don't know about. And this is what they tell you
01:03all the time.
01:04They say, we value your privacy, but we love cookies. Yeah, that's what they tell you. Okay?
01:12They miss out the word love. They just mention the word cookies. Down here, it says, it helps us analyse
01:19site performance.
01:21Yeah, that part's real. Okay? And it says here, and usage. Of course, they can see how many people come
01:28and go on the website.
01:30Of course, depending on how many people come and go on the website, what are they actually telling you?
01:37What they're telling you? It's here. We earn. We earn, and you do not.
01:44So when you go to the website, and you see an advert, and you come back off in,
01:48that company, whoever they are, it doesn't matter who they are, they're getting paid from that advertising company.
01:55They're getting paid out of the public purse. I'm thinking, oh yeah? So you're not sharing the money, no?
02:01I'm like, okay, great. Come down here, and he goes here. He says, and enables us to show marketing content.
02:13Pretty good, because, you know, you might want to buy the next normal one. You might want to buy a
02:18new picture, underwear, and the new power cordless drill.
02:23So, it's up to you. It's whatever the marketing. Again, you earn profit, and you get nothing. I think, hmm,
02:31great.
02:32Now, putting you down, and as I said, he says, enable us to deliver. Check this out. Personalized advertisements. Personalized.
02:42I mean, how can they personalize an advertisement to me? First of all, they can only personalize it to me
02:50if they know who I am.
02:54Yeah, of course. Do they know who I am? Now, of course, if you unlock a website, let's say called,
02:59like, Facebook, Dailymotion, Pinterest,
03:03Pinterest, and don't matter where you go, any website that you have to log into. Normally, normally, I'm going to
03:10tell you.
03:11The websites tell you to put in your actual details, like your name, your age, date of birth, your shoe
03:19size, and whether you're single or married.
03:22I think it's great. Are you really going to put that on a website? No, I'm really not.
03:27Now, go and look at my website. Go and look at my websites. And if you look at my content,
03:32you say, is the content actually real that you're sharing?
03:34Yes, my content is real. I'm thinking, okay, so automatically, I'm not in breach of any community guidelines or anything.
03:45The question is, is the content that I'm sharing actually belong to me?
03:50You say, well, it's supposed to belong to you. Yeah, well, how can you prove that if you don't know
03:56who I am to start with?
03:58As I said, you can pick any single person on the planet, no matter who they are.
04:04As I said, let's say they run a background check on, let's say my personal information.
04:12I'm thinking, okay, kind of great. First of all, they can only run a background check if I give them
04:17permission.
04:19I'm thinking, okay, great. And in order for me to give them permission in the first place, they have to
04:24know who I am.
04:26I'm thinking, yeah, kind of great. Anyway, it's like a double standard tactic. That's what it is.
04:31I'm thinking, okay, because the websites do kind of, let's use the, I'm going to use the word, a little
04:37bit of sneakiness in the background.
04:38Like at the top of the page, it says, we value your privacy. Yes, all websites tell you that.
04:45And all websites at the bottom, they tell you. You can reject the cookies. You can reject them. Yes, you
04:54can.
04:55By standard default, whether you click yes or no, they still get all of the background information about you, your
05:05device, and actually what you're looking at.
05:08So let's suppose you're over on a food website. That's great.
05:12You're looking at the apple, bananas, pears, and the grapes, or the hang on a tree.
05:17It doesn't matter. It's what you're looking at.
05:18Let's suppose you go to a movie site. You're watching horror content. Great.
05:23How about if you go to an adult website?
05:25Which every company out there, if you mention adult content, they run in the opposite direction, like it's illegal or
05:31something.
05:31They say, oh, you can't talk about that. That's inappropriate content.
05:35I mean, hang on a minute. If you're following my cookies and you're also looking at my analytics and what
05:44I interact with, how come I don't get to see the advertisements for the places where I go?
05:50Yeah. Right. They don't show you certain advertisements. They just don't. So it's not technically personalized advertisement.
06:02Because if it was, yes, everywhere I go, if I go to the catalog company and order a new pair
06:07of shoes, yes, the next advertisements will be probably for the same kind of shoes.
06:13Or maybe slightly better, and they look a bit more expensive. But of course they would be, because they look
06:19a bit better.
06:20Yeah. Great. How come I don't see anything else? Wherever I go, I didn't know. Anyway, did you just want
06:28a little introduction video I want to tell you?
06:30For a template. If you want a template, you can take it. As I said, I'm just basically laying out
06:36a few facts in the background of the companies.
06:40So yes, if you think the companies in the background use a double standard, yes, they do. And if you've
06:47got a website, a blog site, whatever you've got.
06:50Yeah. I want to say, watch the personalized information that you share. Only share certain content. Just for your own
06:59protection.
07:00Not because I'm telling you to do it for any other reason. As I said, the idea on the internet
07:04is to keep yourself safe.
07:06Of course, if somebody goes to your website, and yeah, all websites do this as well.
07:11Say, like I just told you, if they put your name in, your age, your date of birth, your shoe
07:16size, what kind of clothes do you wear?
07:19Oh, great. Do you know if you're a person on your side of the planet, or maybe my next door
07:24neighbor?
07:25If they go to my profile, yeah, he or she can see all of my information.
07:33And to make it worse, they even ask you to put your email address on your profile, just in case
07:40somebody wants to contact you.
07:42They say, yes, but it's personal, it's private. Only people that you invite can see the email.
07:49And yeah, all them big companies out there, yeah, they know better.
07:52And you shouldn't ask any single person on the planet to put in any personal information.
07:58I think it's wrong. I really do. As I said, for a whole massive pile of reasons.
08:05As I said, I'm telling you, use your own common sense.
08:10If you put in your age, name, date of birth, email address, whether you're married, whether you're single.
08:16Don't forget, half the planet is looking at that.
08:20Don't put all that information on there.
08:23Just make up a name.
08:25You call Mrs. Brown, be Mrs. White.
08:28You can be Mrs. Purple if you want to.
08:31Or Mr. Purple, doesn't matter what you want to do.
08:34Like me.
08:34Have you got my website? Yes, I am Mr. Bubblebox.
08:38That's what I am.
08:39I'm ABC 3D.
08:41That's who I am.
08:42You say, well, we know, obviously, the company itself.
08:45They know exactly.
08:47That's not me.
08:48That's not who I am.
08:49You say, well, yes, we know who you are.
08:52Yes, I know the companies out there themselves.
08:55They think they know who I am.
08:58Honestly, yeah.
09:00They haven't got a clue.
09:02And of course, until I actually know myself personally, like the other person who, let's say, who wants my content.
09:11It's not who it is.
09:11It can be the police.
09:12It doesn't matter who they are.
09:14Obviously, if somebody says to me, what's your actual name?
09:19I'm thinking, okay, what's your name?
09:21I'm thinking, okay, great.
09:23If they give me their name, yes, I will give them my name.
09:25And then one says to you, okay, well, what's your address?
09:27Like the police ask you, what's your address?
09:30Are you going to give me your address?
09:32They say, no, because you don't need our address.
09:34I think, yes, I do.
09:35Because you've got my address.
09:36Because if I've got a problem, I'm coming back to your house.
09:39They say, no, but I'm going to give you our address.
09:41So, the other thing, it's like a double standard.
09:45Of course, they can ask you any question they want.
09:48Because they think the police, they think they've got all the authority in the world.
09:53As I said, I'm not against nothing.
09:55Don't take this the wrong way.
09:56It's really not.
09:58I'm just stating out a few facts.
10:00I figured, yes, if somebody comes along and says a certain thing.
10:03Yes, unless they are actually willing.
10:05I don't care who they are.
10:07I don't care if it's the police, a judge, a website.
10:09I don't care who they are.
10:11If they want my information, I want the same information from them.
10:15That's what I want.
10:16So, I will trade information for information.
10:19And if there's no information being traded, then I'm not going to get no information.
10:23It's as easy as that.
10:24And, like here, my cookies.
10:27Yes, they can have all the cookies they want out of the computer.
10:30Because I don't care.
10:31Because this is not actually the computer I use.
10:36Just in case you don't know that.
10:38As I said, everything that I do, every video I make,
10:42you might think it's all created on the same machine.
10:44It's not.
10:46It's all created offline on my other computer.
10:50And it's transferred to this computer.
10:53So, if any company out there looks at my content,
10:56oh yeah, it's all made on the laptop.
11:00Let's say 2576.
11:02I think, actually, it's not made on that computer.
11:05It's only shared on that computer.
11:09And that's the end of my little template.
11:11So, anyway, a bit of information for you just in case you're interested.
11:14So, if you're looking to follow our content,
11:16and let's suppose you're in the background doing some kind of sneaky business.
11:21I'm thinking, yeah.
11:22And you want to show personal campaigns.
11:26Yes.
11:26Don't forget every single thing that you show me.
11:29Everything.
11:30I'm claiming full ownership over it.
11:33So, if you show me a new car, a new cat, a new dog, a new house.
11:36I don't care what you show me.
11:38You can show me whatever you want.
11:39I'm not going to purchase the item.
11:42Because you're using double standards.
11:45So, for that reason, you automatically lose sales.
11:49But whatever item you show me, yes, I will take it.
11:52And I will convert it into something that's actually sellable.
11:57That's what I will do.
11:59And when it's actually converted and sellable, I'm not going to sell it.
12:04I'm going to give it away for free of charge.
12:07Stay safe.
12:09Enjoy sharing your content.
12:10I love to share it for free.
12:12See you next time.
12:14Bye.