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Customize YouTube Ads you see on YouTube?
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YouTube aims to show you relevant and useful ads based on your activity, but you're always in control. With Ad Settings, YouTube make it easy for you to control what data we use to personalize ads to you. This includes information that you've added to your Google Account, what YouTube guess about your interests as a result of your activity and interactions with other advertisers.
- Customize ad topics and brands, to tell Google what kinds of things you want to see more or fewer ads about.
- Limit ads about sensitive topics, to tell Google not show you ads about certain sensitive topics, like alcohol or gambling.
- Turn on or off personalized ads on Google, to tell Google whether or not to use your preferences, info, and activity to show you relevant ads.
You can customize your ads in the My Ad Center or on ads you see on Google services. You can access My Ad Center on every Google service where you might see ads, like Google Search, YouTube, and Maps. My Ad Center works best in the newest versions of your browser.
You can control the ads that you see on YouTube in your Ad Settings. Note that you can also view, delete or pause your YouTube watch history.
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When ad personalization is on, you can choose any info – age and gender, an inferred interest or a previous interaction with an advertiser – to learn more about why it's being used, turn it off or deactivate personalized ads altogether. You'll still see ads, but they'll most likely be less relevant.
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