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Are you sure about that Kangaroo? As far as I understand Malwarebytes doesn't detect or remove tracking cookies because they are not malicious. They prefer to concentrate on 'real' malware. Did you mean another utility, or a different type of detection?

(I'm sure a staff member will correct me about this if I'm wrong about that?)

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You can also just block the buggers, either with a browser plugin, security settings, or using the Immunize function in Spybot Search & Destroy along with the Cookie blocking function in Spywareblaster :blink:.

Removing tracking cookies after the fact is pretty useless as they've most likely already served their purpose, blocking them to begin with or removing them immediately after visiting a site that puts one on your system is the only way to prevent it from being used to track the sites you've visited.

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