Gambling push notifications.

[satscraper]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

I gamble via my laptop rather than mobile.

Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

[Oshosondy]

I gamble on both my phone and laptop but I do not notice anything like push notifications. What I noticed are messages through email from the gambling sites that I registered but it is not frequent at all in a way they are not disturbing me. I do not think all the sites are sending the email message.

As for push notifications, you can disable it from the settings under app management and info. Go to the app info and click on notification, then disable it if you want it to be disabled. But that is only if you installed the gambling site app on your phone. As for email, at the down part of the email message, you will see unsubscribe. Click on it to unsubscribe and you will not receive email notification from the gambling site again.

[Marvelockg]

As long as you're using same email address on both your  PC and mobile device, your activities tend to be monitored to a very large extent. There ar cases when I just access a gambling site in my chrome and then when I go back to my Facebook wall, I see lots of ads bringing other gambling site to my wall. It's a combination of what an algorithm does and the fact that most of your account are linked in some way.

As long as it's just mere push notification that doesn't affect your privacy or security, it's nothing to be bothered about but the fact is that our privacy and security while using our mobile device has been brought down to the lowest point. You won't be supprised that you can just be having a physical conversation where you're talking about a particular subject matter only to go online to see recommendations regarding what you just spoke about. Some of the permissions we grant to our device monitors and take record of the conversation we're having and bring ads and recommendation that's close to that niche on our timeline.

[bittraffic]

Disable that notification. It's always in the settings. and if possible just use a throwaway gmail account or simply just use something else like protonmail. Classifying those emails as spam isn't even necessary anymore if you are just using an email that you don't care whatever is going into it.  Casinos can modify the user's settings by the way, I have seen it myself when I unsubscribed but after a few months, I received some emails from them which is just like a notification.

[danherbias07]

From other gambling sites that you are not registered with? That was supposed to not happen unless that gambling site is also connected to the one you are registered with.
Well, the problem is how you could stop a push notification if that application is not even installed on your phone because you will need to select the application first before you can find the disable or enable button. (On or off for other devices) That's why I am a bit surprised that you will find them in your notifications. Regarding using Gmail on all accounts, the same setting is applied. They should not be notifying you about anything gambling related even if you used that account for one or two gambling sites. I checked my e-mail and yes, I didn't find anything from other gambling sites that I am not subscribed to or registered with.

If there's anything, it will be the Google Chrome on your phone. I always search for basketball scores and now it notifies me with NBA and WNBA live scores.

[satscraper]

From other gambling sites that you are not registered with? That was supposed to not happen unless that gambling site is also connected to the one you are registered with.

3^rd party cookies just stroked my mind. They may analyze my traffic and send data to interested parties which are bounded with Google. The latter may in turn share those data on mutually profitable basis (let's say via Google ads)  with   other gambling sites. Is such scheme possible?

[Bureau]

Looks like you are logged into the same gamil account on your chrome browser both on your mobile and laptop. They both are in sync and that is why you are getting push notifications on the mobile browser. Logout from the Gmail ID that you have used on the mobile browser and it should work fine or you can manually switch off these notifications from the browser. For that you can do a small Google search and you will find tutorial on how to proceed.

[_act_]

extent. There ar cases when I just access a gambling site in my chrome and then when I go back to my Facebook wall, I see lots of ads bringing other gambling site to my wall. It's a combination of what an algorithm does and the fact that most of your account are linked in some way.

This is because of the cookies that you accepted when browsing the website. Also Google see the information you are browsing online and give you ads based on that. But another main reason for you to see it on another website like Facebook are the cookies you are accepting.

As long as it's just mere push notification that doesn't affect your privacy or security, it's nothing to be bothered about but the fact is that our privacy and security while using our mobile device has been brought down to the lowest point.

Yes but you can decide to avoid the privacy invading OS like Android and iOS. Or do not use what is pertaining to them like Chrome, Google search engine, not register any email account on the device which means you will not use Play Store, Youtube App and everything rhayt has to do with Google.

[swogerino]

It is simple as long as you link your google address to a specific gambling site after sometime you will see new emails from other providers of casino games.The reason for that is simple,we all know that Google does not care that much about privacy and especially Gmail which is part of their applications that they always update and innovate by adding new features.There is a cost to these innovations and that is privacy,no matter how hard they try to improve privacy so far they are not known for doing it well so I would not be surprised by such notifications,all fault of Google Gmail.You also have used the same Google account.

[Assface16678]

Well, if it's in your gmail or email, then you can simply change your settings in gmail and block those unwanted emails that do advertisements; they can go to your spam or trash section. The thing is, those emails may be dangerous because some of them might be phishing emails, wherein if a user clicks on them, it will suddenly retrieve your information, so be wary of what link you click on and what website you are visiting. Also, when it comes to websites, you better have an ad blocker so that you will not accidentally click on a website that suddenly pops out. It can also be a dangerous link, and it is common to happen when visiting gambling sites because that's where money is. So its better to search for ad blocker or how to block those malicious website and emails in order to protect your informations and of course your money, these days its dangerous to just clicking on different websites or links.

[Davidvictorson]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

This is something I haven't heard of before. Just like other users have commented, the notifications I get from casino are only via email and it's because I subscribed to receiving those promotional offers and announcements. I am not too sure but you maybe experiencing these push notifications if you use the casino's mobile app or if when you accessed the site via your mobile device you kind of inadvertently accepted to allow push notifications when the option came up on your screen.

For the second part of the question, Oshosondy has already given us the perfect reply.

[BABY SHOES]

As long as I gamble at some casino sites with gmail bound from laptops and cell phones it does not have any push notifications except those that come to gmail with promotions that the site offers, but this can be unsubscribed if you do not want these notifications.

But for apps for example maybe push notifications will always be there, but I very rarely install gambling apps and I don't think that all casinos should be accessed from the site directly.

[Dave1]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

I gamble via my laptop rather than mobile.

Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

You just have to flag them as spam or totally block the number itself so that you won't get SMS or text message from gambling sites that you don't registered.

The same with Gmail (if you uses their services), just click on the ... dots on the left side mark as spam and unsubscribe. In that way there will be no more email to text messages coming from unknown source.

I do agree, though, I have experience the same, and even if I don't have any accounts on other gambling platforms, I was getting some text message as well.

[TravelMug]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

I gamble via my laptop rather than mobile.

Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

If I used to my number to deposit to a casino as we have this apps called Gcash, I have noticed that after a couple of days, I will get a lot of messages as well and I'm thinking that the casinos that I have played might have been selling my phone number. And this really bothered me that I stop using the apps to gamble for the time being, but still though it's kinda late so I have to block those kind of text messages. But as far as crypto based casinos that I have registered, since I subscribed to them, I will from time to time received some promotional emails. Just surprised to hear though that gamblers here are claiming that they haven't experience this kind of push notifications from either Gmail or text message.

[Hispo]

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Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

That is weird. I have also talked and logged on casinos and I have not received any push notifications to gamble or associated to gambling whatsoever. By chance your smartphone is of Chinese origin?
Because those smartphones usually come with a lot of trash and bloatware which indeed track what you do on the internet and show you those push notifications and advertisements.
It is likely Google does not have anything to do with those push notifications, that have other invasive ways to show you advertisements, like when you watch YouTube videos or when you see News on their Google News app, it is likely it is more about your phone being from China and those Chinese advertisement providers throwing those push notifications at you as part of their business model: they sell their smarthohones cheap and then they start getting profit from selling ads.

it is something you can disable, fortunately, but it requires some knowledge about messing with Android. Do you know anything about fastbooting, customized ROMs.or getting super admin privileges? That would help you to clean up your phone from thing you do not want to see.

[Viscore]

I think there's a way to disable that notification so you won't receive it anymore. I'm not sure how to do that since I have been gambling using my laptop and phone with the same Gmail number registered, but I'm not receiving a lot of notifications from gambling platforms.

There's an algorithm in Google or Facebook that probably monitors your interests, and they'll send you anything related to that. It's their way of marketing for those who paid them to sell their services and products.

[Zigabel]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

I gamble via my laptop rather than mobile.

Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

There's no need to panic you are still safe except you suspect a malicious activities from those notifications then it will raise concerns to handle. whenever you register for a gambling site or online casino as such, you get to see suggestive notifications resulting from the fact that google notice how frequent you visit such site so in other to make it somehow easier for yo to be able to navigate through easily, they allow such suggestive notifications of which they to have options for turning off notifications and as well as muting notifications if the have appeared to be disturbance to you.

Your Gmail isn't connected to others  site automatically by google because i know for every gambling site you have to make sure to register first before your  mail will be linked to any of the sites, they don't automatically link your mail to another site because you have your mail linked or registered on a particular site just like that. If it keeps inconveniencing you any further, just make sure to turn off notifications.

[Charles-Tim]

This is something I haven't heard of before. Just like other users have commented, the notifications I get from casino are only via email

I have not also seen any gambling site push notifications before but this is because I have not installed any gambling site application before on my device. I prefer to just use the gambling site website instead. Have you installed any gambling site application before on your device? If you have not, that could be the reason you have not gotten such notification before. If you install an app on your device, you can get push notification from the application on your device.

[Bananington]

After being registered on a few sites  that offer online  gambling I have experienced on my mobile the increasing number of push notifications from other services of gambling  field.  My mobile is not tight to those sites where I'm gambling but bounded with Gmail.

I gamble via my laptop rather than mobile.

Does those push notifications mean that Google has linked somehow my  laptop and Gmail account?

What is the best way to protect myself from such "guardianship" (if any)?

The simple question I can ask you, is do you log into your email account both on your laptop and on your mobile phones, sometimes maybe?
If yes, then it is possible that google has linked both accounts on both devices, so when you log in, they recognize the device you are logging in from.

Also, it is possible that your allowed access to your email accounts from the sites your visited. Check your initial registration pages or profile info and terms and agreement you agreed to at the onset. It is even possible you already bookmarked these sites once you last visited or embedded their extension somehow and have not cleared your history and cache files and report logs so far.

[Hirose UK]

Google account or email to create gambling site, it seems like there will never be notifications related to gambling from other services, so far I have never experienced similar problem, this is the first time I have heard of problem related to push notifications on cellphone or laptop just because use of email in gambling.
Moreover, email address linking cannot happen by itself without user intervention and this is really quite strange.

Personally, I always use an email that was specifically created for gambling, I use more than one gambling site and they are all registered with different email addresses, but I created this email only to register on the gambling site and not for other purposes.
Notifications will always be there, but only on one gambling site service, moreover this also gives me sense of comfort in any matter related to notifications from the gambling site services that are used.