That presents a challenge for resident Gregory Kelly, who can't get enough of the stuff. He'd rather not truck the 40 miles or so to Columbia to stock up on it, but he's also loath to buy it from the company's website, which he says is riddled with tracking software from Google"
Somebody get this man a Firefox Privacy Tab
I hope Mr. Kelly is a pseudonym for the article. If not, Big Geez now knows his breakfast cereal proclivities.
For what it's worth, I'm in full sympathy of his plight, and agree that advertiser surveillance is creepy, dangerous, and evil.
To get his cereal delivered the shop needs his address, doesn’t it? So google could know that the person at that address likes those cereals. Unless the shop is not sharing the address with google ( which it should not, but can you count on that?)
To demonstrate how implausible this is:
* Toyota Prius (hybrid) - 50/53mpg
* Honda Accord (entry level sedan) - 30/38mpg
* Ford F150 (small pickup truck) - 20/26mpg
And that’s only for the latest year models. If his truck is 10+ years old or larger than F150, expect mpg to be way more disastrous.