serious question to the mall

[SCFAN]

ok fellas....cough..cough a " freind " needs some help...so hypothetically speaking... freind A has moved into freind B's house...freind B has been convicted of book making and is some times watched and followed by certain organizations. freind A has moved in temporarily.but what freind B dosent know is freind A gambles a little on sports through his computer.....should freind a worry about a raid on the house and confiscating info on his computer?....is the info on his computer even convicting evidence?......is there a way to clean his tracks of anyhting he does on his comp?

any positive responses would be great ...thanx guys.....this is serious to me .

[jaypasco]

is jahred friend B?

[BurnTheEvidence]

Unless they have your pw and login information to whatever sites you use, I don't see how having gambling links in your history is a crime.
No proof that you've used them.

[darealist2]

If friend A is really worried about this.. just move the computer to a differnt location if possible or just sell/get rid of it...

[Jahred]

you have mail Fanner......

you will be fine, get yourself a own laptop

[SCFAN]

if I just clear my history and not use that comp would that work....and no jay jecker is not involved

[Romanowski]

do you use internet explorer?

[SCFAN]

Originally Posted by Romanowski

do you use internet explorer?

yes

[SCFAN]

and yes I do have a laptop that I do all internet stuff on

[Romanowski]

firstly

in internet explorer

at top menu go to

tool>internet options>in general tab hit delete files and delete cookies

[Deck]

you can still see stuff that way though roman.

[Romanowski]

download

http://www.maxthon.com/

or

http://www.opera.com/

way better browsers than IE

[SCFAN]

Originally Posted by Romanowski

firstly

in internet explorer

at top menu go to

tool>internet options>in general tab hit delete files and delete cookies

k, rome did that

[Shark23]

SCFan..........download THIS cleanup utility (version 4.52). It removes all temp/trace files from your PC regardless of what browsers you're using. However, as Decker says, even though these files are erased from the layman's view, they still reside in memory on your hard drive until they are overwritten, and anyone in the know can retrieve them, including those tricky law enforcement officials........

[SCFAN]

thnx for the great input.....you guys think even if they did find that stuff it could be used as book making