Ok, this is a first for me. I have googled alot of different porn video sites for diffrent types of areas of sex. They say one can download which i have no way as far as knowdledge as to how to retrieve. These are all pay for sites. I do not EVER look for free porn. Any sites that i should stay away from that will corrupt my computer? Thanks for all the advice in advance.
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Posted - Jul 28 2011 : 4:27PM
I suggest you activate a pop up blocker and have a anti-virus program running when you visit adult streaming websites. I have picked up a couple of nasty viruses visiting porn sites. One virus hijacked my home page and another would continually open my DVD ROM tray door without my intervention. If the pop up blocker is not on you may get non stop windows popping up and the only way to stop it is to shut off the computer. The safe sites are the ones that rent DVDs, just about all the streaming only sites are hit or miss as to whether they are safe or not.
In my experience, the pay sites don't have pop-ups and annoying crap. They have your money, so they allow you a hassle-free experience and treat you nice in order to schmooze you into perpetual membership. The free sites have all manner of garbage ads and pop-ups and nasties trying to worm their way into your machine, because that's (partially) where their money comes from.
There are quite a few streaming sites. The biggest ones are hot movies and AEBN. Both carry a large amount of movies and both network seem to have the same movies. They also have exclusif videos so you might have to buy time on each network. I've been a member on both these newtowrks for many years and I can assure you that there are no viruses.
Uhhh... yeah. If you're going to visit dang near any free site out there and most of the pay sites, you'd better be prepared for the fact that there is a 100% chance that you're going to wind up with something on your computer that you don't want. Sometimes the site is totally legit and clean but some scumbag hijacks their shit and distributes malware (etc) through it without the site owner's knowledge or consent.
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Posted - Jul 29 2011 : 1:22PM
Pretty much sums it up, well said. I have never had a problem with DVD rental sites, most stream now too. About a year ago I had a virus that I could not remove and even Webroot Tech Support lengthy and detailed instructions could not fix it. Had to reinstall my operating system to remove it.
^Pay now or pay later. Porn surfing makes you learn new computer skills. Curriculum A. Windows + IE: Requires you become an virus/malware/security expert, which is a constant endeavor. Curriculum B. Linux + Firefox: Requires you learn Linux and FireFox, after which you're golden. Curriculum C. Windows/Firefox A reasonable compromise, if Linux is too daunting. Curriculum D. Apple ?? (I know nothing about Apple vulnerability to pornsite nasties)
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Posted - Jul 29 2011 : 3:09PM
Just want to stick my nose in here and recommend you go streaming. No files for someone to find on your computer, no chance of nasty files doing nasty things to your computer or network, etc. Plus with a streaming service (watch out, incoming shameless plug!) like ours you can watch from the TV, computer, phone, or tablet but if you download you either have to watch on the same screen every time or copy and transfer files (not to mention potentially reformat). Ninja edit- Also, with a download when (not if, but when) your computer dies then you have to buy the movie all over again because I don't believe any service out there lets you redownload the file after you make your purchase. With streaming services everything sits in the cloud so where you access it from doesn't matter. Edited by - FyreTV on 7/29/2011 3:11:49 PM
Firefox is actually much easier to use than IE once you learn the features, even with Windows XP (which I prefer to the Win 7 on the living room computer). As Linux support is almost nonexistent here (I know maybe two people that have even attempted to use it and both build and repair computers for a living, so they would be better able to learn to use it) in northern Michigan, I haven't even attempted to learn it. Compatibility to programs is also questionable at best from what I have heard.