WHAT
DOES PRIVACY MEAN TO YOU
Do you know that all your actions on your computer are stored as hidden
files on YOUR computer?
People think they can access the Internet and when they turn off their
computer everything they have done and all the places they have been
is erased. Think again!!!
Anyone can find out what you have been doing on the Internet! By using
‘Destroy all evidence’ you will clear sensitive data and
free up valuable disk space on your computer that slows your
system down.
Don’t take your privacy for granted!
Protect yourself and your family! Make your Internet access safer
before you seriously regret it.
Who else uses your computer?
Your boss, spouse, girlfriend, boyfriend, Mom, Dad, co-worker...
ANYONE else who may share your computer could access your hidden information
very easily the average 12 year old can get at this data in a matter
of minutes and there is only one way to be sure that never happens
run ‘destroy all evidence’.
Only you can do something about your Internet
protection.
Your Internet surfing habits are your business; you should keep
it that way. No one else is going to do it for you.
DID YOU KNOW?
Anyone who uses your computer
Can see what websites you've visited?
Did you know... you are responsible for all the
data stored on your computer even if the file is sent to you as
junk and/or encrypted? You can be prosecuted if its contents are
illegal just deleting emails does not wipe it from your computer
as the data is still stored in back up locations just sitting on
your hard drive!
WHAT WOULD THEY FIND?
• If your boss accessed your computer?
• If you took your pc in for repair?
• If your family used your computer?
• If you visited an illegal site by mistake?
The UK Law on distribution of pornographic material
It’s still out of date and out of step with today’s
open-minded adults and many upstanding people are being prosecuted
and convicted using these old out of date censorship laws. You should
protect yourself and ‘Destroy all evidence’
that you do not want stored on your computer!
Remember- if it’s on your computer then you are responsible
for it! and pressing delete only clears your directory it does not
delete the file off the hard drive!
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