if i delete my internet’s history, will it be erased completely from the computer memory?
October 5th, 2007 | by computermemory |
Some B asked:
For example, if i erase the memory and the temporary internet files, will i be able to see what websites i visited? I am not asking this because i look up inapropriate sites, which is what everyone will think, but i am just interested in computer privacy and stuff. Thank you for answering my first question.
BILLIE
For example, if i erase the memory and the temporary internet files, will i be able to see what websites i visited? I am not asking this because i look up inapropriate sites, which is what everyone will think, but i am just interested in computer privacy and stuff. Thank you for answering my first question.
BILLIE
6 Responses to “if i delete my internet’s history, will it be erased completely from the computer memory?”
By Mikey on Oct 8, 2007 | Reply
if you want privacy create different accounts on your computer and password protect them.
By nyteflyer222 on Oct 8, 2007 | Reply
Nothing is ever really erased. There are some government approved cleaners that overwrite data but you can bet you a$$, if someone with the knowhow gets hold of your PC, they can tell you mom and dad about all those places you’ve visited that you’re starting to worry about now!
By Chas. on Oct 10, 2007 | Reply
You are deleting them from internet options? Yes they’ll all be gone. Be sure to delete the Form data to erase the Google places.
By Tony P on Oct 12, 2007 | Reply
No, you shouldn’t see what you’ve visited once you did that. Clear out your cookies too just to be in case. But who cares if you visited “inappropriate” sites, no shame in that. That’s your privacy as well.
By Sajid K on Oct 12, 2007 | Reply
No you will not be able or any normal computer user but a experienced computer user or someone who works for Microsoft could check a file called Index.dat which stores website info after they are deleted, There has been controversy over this. Check this article out for more info;
By seven_up_the_uncola on Oct 15, 2007 | Reply
Hello ,
The Hard drive saves everything .