This is just a kind reminder from a faucet owner to faucet users:
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data