Your Internet History is a list that details every website you have ever visited and it’s stored deep within the depths of your hard drive. Originally this list was created to make web surfing more convenient. [read more...]

Files like cookies, Internet history and cache store tons of information about you. Information like: what kinds of websites you go to, what kinds of things you buy online, what kinds of images you look at, what kinds of files you download. With a little ambition and some time, a person with access to these files can put together a profile for you as a consumer, a businessperson, or a spouse. [read more...]

Did you know that information from every website you have ever visited is stored in hidden places on your hard drive? It’s true. And you can’t delete files from these places by just highlighting a folder and pressing delete. To properly clean history and other internet files from your computer, you would have to go into DOS and go through a complicated list of command line prompts. [read more...]

Did you know that your Internet History is more than just the list of sites that appears on the left hand side of your computer? In actuality that’s just ONE if the places where your Internet History can be viewed. Deep within your PC there are multiple records of your Internet history that can be easily accessed and viewed. [read more...]

Unfortunately with most browsers it’s not easy to simply erase history. You could go through your PC and manually erase history and other telling files, but unless you are extremely experienced in navigating the file structures of your computer, chances are you will erase something important by accident. [read more...]

Did you know that your computer stores all kinds of files full of information about your online habits? It’s true. Internet files stored on your computer contain pictures, videos, text, multimedia effects and more from each website you visit. These files are meant to speed up the loading of webpages. It seems like a good thing, but imagine if someone else got their hands on these Internet files. [read more...]