ads.rumble.com: How Rumble Tracks Your Video Habits for Ads

Rumble’s tracker, ads.rumble.com, monitors your video-watching behavior on their platform. It collects data to profile your interests for targeted ads, invading your privacy. Here’s the breakdown and how to resist.

What Is ads.rumble.com?

This domain is part of Rumble’s ad system, tracking user activity to deliver personalized advertisements. As Privacy Auditors, we’re concerned about its invasive data collection.

Data It Collects

When you watch videos on Rumble, it captures:

• IP Address: Reveals your location.
• Browsing Behavior: Tracks videos and time spent.
• Ad Interactions: Logs clicks and views.
• User ID: Ties actions if logged in.
• Device Info: Records browser and OS.
• Cookie IDs: Follows you across sessions.
• Session ID: Tracks single-visit activity.
• Page URLs: Notes specific content.
• Timestamps: Logs precise times.

This builds a detailed ad profile of your viewing habits.

Who Gets Your Data?

Rumble shares your data with:

• Internal Ad Team: For targeting and analytics.
• Third-Party Advertiser: For personalized campaigns.
• Marketing Partner: For profiling.
• Government Entity: If legally required.

How to Protect Yourself

Defend your privacy with these steps:

• Block Trackers: Stop ads.rumble.com with Privacy Auditor.
• Use a VPN: Hide your IP with Mullvad.
• Privacy Browser: Opt for Firefox or Tor.
• Manage Cookies: Clear or block them.

Layer these for better protection.

Sources

• Rumble Privacy Policy: https://rumble.com/s/privacy

This is a legal disclaimer. All information is provided for educational purposes only.