CAUGHT G00G0IL SQUARES

THE SQUARES ARE CAUSED BY GOOGOIL "COOKIE"

IT IS SET WHEN YOU TURN ON THE BROWSER AND IS PRESENT IMMEDIATELY!!!!

YOU CAN DELETE AND IT MAY COME BACK A FEW TIMES OR NOT.
HOWEVER... YOU CAN BLOCK COOKIES
OR 
BLOCK ONLY GOOGOIL BUT IT COMES BACK EACH TIME YOU START THE BROWSER!!!!
IT CANNOT BE BLOCKED!!!
SPYING!!!!

I HAVE BEEN TRYING FOR A WEEK NOW TO BLOCK, BUT WHAT I SEE IS THAT GOOGOIL CHANGES THE IP ADDRESS SO YOU CANNOT EVEN BLOCK WITH IP TABLES IN A FIREWALL!!!! THIS DUE TO THE CHANGING IP ADDRESS, COULD BE MANY... I ALSO SEE THAT THERE OTHER IP'S DO THE SAME.

THEY DO NOT FOLLOW THE PROTOCOL OF COOKIE CODE!!


THEY JUST REINSTALLED IT AND CAUSED THE SQUARES...

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by Bradley Mitchell
Updated April 12, 2018
As one of the world's largest internet companies, Google occupies a sizable amount of public IP address space. The many different Google IP addresses support searches and other internet services such as the company's DNS servers.

There are reasons you might want to find the IP address of Google's website. 

Why You Might Want Google's IP Address
If all is working normally, you can visit the Google search engine at Google.com. However, it's also possible to reach it using one of Google's IP addresses, even when the domain can't be reached by name.

If there's an issue with DNS, and Google's IP address can't be found by entering "google.com," you can instead enter the URL as a valid IP address in the form http://74.125.224.72/. Some IP addresses work better than others depending on your locale.

Testing connections to websites by addresses instead of names can be a helpful troubleshooting step to verify whether the connection has an issue with name resolution rather than some other kind of technical glitch.

Also, website administrators are often curious to know when Google web crawlers visit their sites. Analyzing web server logs reveals the IP addresses of crawlers but not their domains.

IP Addresses Used by Google
​Like many popular websites, Google uses multiple servers to handle incoming requests to its website and services.

Google.com IP Address Ranges
Google uses the following public IP address ranges:

64.233.160.0 – 64.233.191.255 
66.102.0.0 – 66.102.15.255
66.249.64.0 – 66.249.95.255
72.14.192.0 – 72.14.255.255
74.125.0.0 – 74.125.255.255
209.85.128.0 – 209.85.255.255
216.239.32.0 – 216.239.63.255
Only certain addresses from Google's pool work at any given time depending on how Google chooses to deploy its web server network, which is why a random example above one of these ranges may or may not work for you at a specific time. When you find an IP address that works for you, make a note of it for future use.

Google DNS IP Addresses
Google maintains the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as the primary and secondary DNS addresses for Google Public DNS. A network of DNS servers strategically located around the world support queries at these addresses.

Googlebot IP Addresses
Besides serving Google.com, some of the Google's IP addresses are used by its Googlebot web crawlers.

Website administrators like to monitor when Google's crawler visits their domains. Google does not publish an official list of Googlebot IP addresses but instead recommends users follow these instructions for verifying Googlebot addresses.

Many of the active addresses can be captured from lookups:

64.68.90.1 – 64.68.90.255
64.233.173.193 – 64.233.173.255
66.249.64.1 – 66.249.79.255
216.239.33.96 – 216.239.59.128
Note: This is not a complete list, and the specific addresses used by Googlebot can change at any time without notice.

ONE CAN BLOCK AN ENTIRE RANGE OF ADDRESSES BUT I SUSPECT THEY HAVE MANY MORE THAN LISTED ABOVE AND WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND ALL RANGES.

ONE COULD USE ONE IN A IP TABLE USED BY THE FIRE WALL SUCH AS THE FIRST ONE OF THAT LAST LIST

EXAMPLE:
@page { margin: 0.79in } p { margin-bottom: 0.1in; line-height: 115% } a:link { so-language: zxx }
sudo ufw allow 64.68.90.1 – 64.68.90.255
You can also Deny connections from Ports or Port Ranges by changing allow to deny, such as;
sudo ufw deny 64.68.90.1 – 64.68.90.255

PERSONALLY I AM GOING TO BE MONITORING PORTS TO SEE IF THEY USE THE SAME ONE/S SINCE THERE ARE TOO MANY IP ADDRESS VARIABLES.

playing the game!

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AS I SAID THESE BLOCKS DO NOT WORK NOR DOES BLOCKING ALL COOKIES!!!