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90 Day Fiancé: Why Did Natalie Lie About The Fate Of Her Rat Pulya?
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In a recent episode of 90 Day: The Single Life, Natalie Mordovtseva made some claims about what happened to her pet rat, and it turns out they were entirely false. On 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, Natalie adopted her beloved rat Lucky/Pulya, who she doted on throughout the season. But Pulya pulled a disappearing act on The Single Life. Natalie told a lie about its whereabouts, and it may be because she’s trying to avoid criticism.
Natalie has always claimed to be a great animal lover, and
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Browsing the Internet has never been free, but are Online ads set to get less creepy?
Browsing the internet has never really been free. Each time you visit a website, a silent auction for your eyeballs is conducted to show you an ad that effectively makes you pay with your personal information. Location, birthday, browsing data and more are broadcast to hundreds of vendors within a millisecond. The practice has flourished even in Europe, which has the world’s strictest privacy laws. The reason: Internet users here click a special “consent” button on most sites; they’re everywhere and slightly annoying in a system designed two years ago by an ad association based in Brussels to help advertisers comply with Europe’s privacy laws. Now Belgium’s data protection authority, together with 27 European Union agencies, has officially ruled the tactic illegal. The data these buttons helped collect should also be deleted.(1)
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