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Love them or hate them, advertisements are a necessary part of online video services like Hulu. If you have to deal with ads, you might as well keep them relevant using Hulu’s Personalized Advertisement Experience settings. With these settings, you can customize the commercials you see in the middle of your shows, and be sure that the next time someone tries to sell you a new product, at least it might be something you actually need. Personalize Your Advertising Settings To start, open up your account settings by clicking on your portrait in the top-right hand corner of Hulu’s main splash window, and choosing “Account” from the drop-down menu. Next, you’ll be asked to enter your password to prevent any unauthorized users from gaining access to your account. From the account page, look for the “Privacy and Settings” section, and then choose the “Personalize Advertising Experience” option. Once here, you’ll find a set of 13 questions you can answer about you, your shopping ...

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How to Prevent Identity Thieves from Opening Accounts in Your Name Everybody is getting hacked left and right. Anthem lost 80 million records. The US government got hacked and lost personal data for millions, all the way down to fingerprint data. Now Experian, a credit bureau got hacked. So how can you protect yourself from criminals opening accounts in your name? Disclaimer:  We’re not tax or financial advisors, so make sure to do your own research and maybe talk to a professional before taking any of the steps on this page. This article was written from our own experiences dealing with identity theft recently. The Anthem hack was one of the biggest hacks ever, with social security numbers, addresses, and a lot more personal information being stolen, but it’s hardly the first — just last year, JP Morgan had 76 million customer records stolen and the Postal Service lost 800,000. And those were just the recent, high-profile hacks where personal information was lo...