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https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/amphtm...DIR0kCLWadisye52b3L48lM9rXqLxhSJXnPc3Nqdwi5BcI still haven't seen conclusion proof that phones are listening to people without their consent and advertising accordingly.
It would be big news if that was proven.
I think the examples people give are where people search for stuff related to the things that then 'coincidentally' get advertised. Like say you started searching for gym kit. It might then make an assumption that you're thinking of taking up tennis so they advertise a tennis racket.
Then you have a conservation about the gym and it's tennis courts with your mate and then suddenly you have an advert for a tennis racket. And it's not because of your conversation but a logical guess from your original gym search.
This social media admit it.
The ones who haven't you need to worry about.