How to remove (for good) rubicon project cookies


  1. Posts : 1,771
    Windows 10 Pro
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    How to remove (for good) rubicon project cookies


    My Norton AV always detects this rubicon project cookie and deletes it, but the damn cookie keeps coming back. I use Firefox with the Cookie Auto Delete add-on, and CAD never detects this cookie.

    A web search turned up lots of info on the company that plants this cookie, but nothing really useful about permanently removing it.

    I run Norton security + MBAM Premium
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  2. Posts : 5,330
    Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
       #2

    I think there is a way to opt-out of this cookie.

    Consumer Online Profile And Opt-out - Rubicon Project
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  3. Posts : 1,771
    Windows 10 Pro
    Thread Starter
       #3

    FreeBooter said:
    I think there is a way to opt-out of this cookie.

    Consumer Online Profile And Opt-out - Rubicon Project
    Thanks. I just did that opt-out. Next time Norton does a full system scan, I'll see if this cookie is still present.

    Just because Rubicon may no longer track my activity, as long as that cookie is present, then other companies can use that cookie.
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  4. Posts : 1,771
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       #4

    x509 said:
    Thanks. I just did that opt-out. Next time Norton does a full system scan, I'll see if this cookie is still present.

    Just because Rubicon may no longer track my activity, as long as that cookie is present, then other companies can use that cookie.
    Well dam* it all, Norton did pick up a rubicon project cookie, even though I did that opt-out. So it must be some hidden program that got installed (by a drive-by download?) and I don't know how to zap it.
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