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uglybull
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14 Posts
12/06
Posted - Dec 19 2006 : 4:20PM
I live with a bunch of people so I NEEDED to get some privacy software bad!
What does everyone use?
I tried a bunch but I am gonna go ahead and mention my fav. Its . This software frickin rules. I wanna know everyone else's preferances. If you don't have one check that site out. I am so happy noone can touch my shit now.
oatmeal
Meat Popsicle

Seeking Beauty
1738 Posts
8/04
Posted - Dec 19 2006 : 8:24PM
is this spam?
Harri Patel
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5110 Posts
3/03
Posted - Dec 20 2006 : 12:31AM
Man, talk about niche marketing. What are there, like about eight of us that read this forum with any regularity?
uglybull
Member

14 Posts
12/06
Posted - Dec 20 2006 : 12:05PM
Just new to the forum. Sorry I can't jump in and be a regular. You all had to start somewhere too so don't jump on me. I'm asking opinions and giving mine. This is tech talk right?
willywilly
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Activated Member
662 Posts
2/05
Posted - Dec 20 2006 : 2:53PM
Make it nine.

:)

 
willywilly
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662 Posts
2/05
Posted - Dec 20 2006 : 3:02PM
It wasn't a jump. It was questions.

The norm for spammers here is to have a very low post count, and to direct the reader to another site - particularly a pay site.
The software you mentioned is not free software.
Therefore it is reasonable to wonder/question.

For myself - I wondered before I followed your link yesterday, and really had my doubts after I'd seen that it was commercial software. I almost replied too, but decided to just ignore it.

With today's posts, I'll go ahead and reply.

I played with some encryption software, but only briefly.
It is free.
Click here and look for EncryptOnClick.
I can't vouch for it, as I haven't really used it. Since it is free, download it and try it - see if it does what you want.

willywilly
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662 Posts
2/05
Posted - Dec 20 2006 : 3:08PM
Also, see this recent thread. Click here.

uglybull
Member

14 Posts
12/06
Posted - Dec 22 2006 : 11:08AM
Thanks!
budtugley
Senior Member

One man's trash can be the next man's treasure.
1187 Posts
1/04
Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 7:34PM
My computer at work is Windows XP Home Edition which, unlike XP Professional, doesn't have encryption. I use AxCrypt which is a free encryption software program. I don't use it for porn, just the folders I have which contain personal information of loan applicants.
One problem you might have is that the computer administrator has access to everything in a computer including passwords. That would include passwords of encryption software. That would take somebody with advanced computer knowledge, most likely your roommates wouldn't know how. But, that's up to you.
Drew Black
broken crankshaft

8009 Posts
9/99
Posted - Jan 3 2007 : 9:09PM
Yes, but if a roommate knows how to use the internet they can figure out how to get admin access. It's really pretty easy do do if you can site down at the computer, especially on an XP Home system.

At the first "internet" company I worked for (1998) the network admin guy changed the administrator passwords and didn't let me know. Being the paranoid type it took me all of 30 minutes from knowing nothing about security in NT4 to learning how to crack the SAM file on the domain controller. (Later that night I learned that there was a group of employees using company computers to develop sites for their former employer. 5 of them were fired the next morning. One of them had an 8-month pregnant wife to go home to. No severeance checks either.)




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