Today I would like to talk about uh advertisements I really dislike know I often access google apps in order to uh get used or um collect uh information about sc or various kinds of topic or novel and new books so uh on time uh if I access ah n websites in google um suddenly and quickly uh showing advertisement like in particularly uh uh back coins and uh one expat uh that to say they are goling gamer and if I would play that game as the consequence I would become loser is say I will lose my frtune and go into a big d bit I see that this advertisement unnecessary and I suppose they are more and more for fact they are a legal advertisement uh I think in my uh I think in my country cort should benef that advertisement in particularly uh websites uh if you sudenly click on the phone uh you directly access and uh create the uh as a consequence invitable you are going into a big debit it uh yeahr.
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Today, I want to talk about advertisements I really dislike. I often use Google apps to research various topics, like novels and new books. Sometimes, when I'm browsing websites on Google, I'm bombarded with advertisements. One in particular really bothers me. It's for a mobile game that claims to be for 'gold diggers' and implies that if you play it, you'll become a loser, lose your fortune, and go into debt. I find this advertisement unnecessary and misleading. I think these types of advertisements are becoming more common, and I believe they should be regulated. Especially on websites where you can accidentally click on them and be directed to the game, potentially leading to unwanted downloads and financial consequences. It's just not fair.
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