Peter Lairo wrote:
> Marcin Januchta wrote:
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>> Dear GOD!!! If you're so scared tyhrow away thewhole comp, build
>> yourself some kind of bunker and stay in it!!!!
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> Another black and white thinker :(
That's not the point. There'll always be a trace of whatever you do on
the net. If someone's determined enough to find it that is... I'm only
saying that we have to accept it.
Besides there's always a way to hide what you've done on the net (I
think) :)
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>> Please tell me what kind of system are you using? Win maybe? Well
>> guess what: I've read in Chip and PC WorldComputer that there are
>> some particular files on system that allow anyone able to read data
>> stored on your HD to know everything about what you've done on your
>> PC throughout several past days, what sites have you visited and so
>> on and on.
>> I've checked for those files and they DO exist. SO the big, bad
>> SYSTEM already knows what you're doing... pity.
>> Anyway - if saying that having a list of visited WWW pages is
>> something that may be a threat to you, then what about address
>> books? O cache storage?
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> The OS can only report the URL's that Mozilla gives it . I want
> Mozilla to NOT provide these URL's - or at least not make it even
> easier than it already is.
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