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Old Apr 7, 2005, 12:18 AM
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Tracking internet use

Help! I would like to find out if it is possible to track the sites someone uses on the net even if they clear the history? I would like to track the sites my boyfriend is using on our home computer (against my wishes!) and wonder if there is a way I can do it. You can probably guess the types of sites he is visiting and has promised to stop, I would like to believe him but also would like to check for reassurance.
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Old Jul 12, 2005, 08:36 AM   #11  
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Idle minds and wagging tongues

Yes, the index file can be cleared by the estimated 5% of 700M internet users who know about it or have reason to clear it. And yes - the index file does track ALL your internet activities, including the executables you run, movies you watch and documents you open. Send me your IP and I will demostrate..

Regarding, my offer to assist in privacy - sorry scott, you dont rate a reply & my reasons are private.

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First, The Index.dat file can be cleared and doesn't track all Internet activity.

Second, if you are so respectful of other's privaacy, why would you offer to help with this, even privately?
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Yes, the index file can be cleared by the estimated 5% of 700M internet users who know about it or have reason to clear it. And yes - the index file does track ALL your internet activities, including the executables you run, movies you watch and documents you open. Send me your IP and I will demostrate..

Regarding, my offer to assist in privacy - sorry scott, you dont rate a reply & my reasons are private.

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I think your estimates of the number of people who know about index.dat are off. However, if anyone really wanted to cover their tracks, they would quickly find out about it.

I did check further and do retract what I said about it not tracking all activity.

The point is not what your reasons are, but that you would make what essentially was a contradictory statement. If you believe in respecting the privacy of an individual then you would not offer to help someone spy on them. its as simple as that.
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