How Safe Are We?

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I heard Heraldo Riviera (AKA Jerry Watters), last night reaffirm that Google has a dossier that goes back to .... well... the beginning of time , on everybody and the search information within can be used against us !!

.... but it's for our own good don't you see ?


I choose "IXQUICK" the Dutch Search engine that doesn't record our inquiries

 

[busenbust]

OR: Trust me. (On WMD et al.)
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[busenbust]

Perhaps, if the sledge+hammer approach is too unwieldy, NUKING the hard-drive is at least a safer bet.

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[Rey C.]

People are under the mistaken impression that just because a site has a U.S.C. 2257 tag that the content on the site is "legal". While some porn content is ******* everywhere in the U.S. (esp. ******** material), the obscenity laws are not universal or nationwide. A guy in my county found that out recently when he was charged with possession of obscene material. A deputy friend of mine wouldn't tell me exactly what the magazines and DVD's contained, but he did say that it was NOT kiddie stuff. That same material in SoCal might not have even been looked at by the cops. It's all about community standards. So if you take your Google/porn machine in for repairs, you might want to look into what your community's standards are.

As far as taking a computer in for repairs and having questionable or sensitive data on it, why would someone take the chance? I don't even mean potentially ******* things. Would you take a chance that your bank account, credit card info, tax returns or whatever else might be on the drive, WOULDN'T be looked at or copied? Some people just make it too easy for identity thieves and crooks to take advantage of them. :nono:

When I take my car in for work, I take money and check books out of the glove box. When I go to a restaurant, I remove any valuables from my coat before I check it. IMO, some things are just common sense.

 

[lechepicha]

File Shredder is free desktop application for shredding (destroying) unwanted files beyond recovery

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[sek seeman]

Wait what?

Sorry if it shocked you but I'm a bit bisexual. Everything on this planet suffers from variation, not everyone can be a 100% regular stereotype guy, thankfully I'm not and I enjoy a wider range of sexual pleasures than most. Besides what sort of world would it be if two consenting adults couldn't wank/suck each other off? When I was young I loved it when older guys would slowly strip me and pleasure me, now in my advancing years I seem to be paying the same compliment to cute, slim younger guys....and I love it.

 

[marquis2]

File Shredder is free desktop application for shredding (destroying) unwanted files beyond recovery

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Many programs shred files ; CCleaner for example.But they don't remove the directory entries.Someone using Encase or some other unerase tool can find the names of all these erased files even if the files have been shredded.And they know what part of the HD it was on so they can look for traces.That's why I like Eraser.