From February 10, the familiar home of the viral word puzzler Wordle changed. If you visit the powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle link now, you will be automatically redirected to the new owner's site. In and of itself, this comes as no surprise seeing as Wordle was recently acquired from the original developer, Josh Wardle, for an "undisclosed price in the low seven figures" by the purchaser, The New York Times. Perhaps what will come as some surprise to many players of the game is that it now comes complete with ad-trackers. But don't sweat it, you can stop it with a little Wordle hacking.
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In the meantime, you are probably wondering if you have any options other than either accepting trackers or not playing Wordle? Of course you do, for now. You can use the aforementioned advert and tracker blockers for your web browser, with other apps available for your smartphone. In addition, the Safari browser for iOS users will prevent trackers from profiling you, so playing using that is another option. These won't help you if, at some point, Wordle does go behind the paywall, though. However, a hack lets you avoid the tracking and play for free for the foreseeable future, and I mentioned it earlier: download the code. 2ff7e9595c
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