Cookies and Lawsuits
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oggbashan
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We're not exchanging chocolate chip recipes? 
TxRad
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We're not exchanging chocolate chip recipes?
Only if you can pay off your lawsuits in cookies.
A lawsuit? Is that what a lawyer wears?
Boxlicker101
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I find it hard to believe you don't use a computer, considering the fact you are posting on an internet site.
JackLuis
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I find it hard to believe you don't use a computer, considering the fact you are posting on an internet site.
"Mobile Computer" AKA, 'Droid, BBerry etc.
Boxlicker101
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Personally, I think the plaintiff has a good case. I don't see a lot of difference between planting an unwanted cookie on a computer to keep track of what a person does and tapping a telephone or bugging a house or other place that person frequents. All are or should be an illegal violation of privacy.
At the same time, a court ordered cookie might be legit, just as a phone tap is.
At the same time, a court ordered cookie might be legit, just as a phone tap is.
_Lynn_
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I often use the InPrivate Browsing on my laptop. I'm not a fan of IE but there are some things I do where I have no choice.
InPrivate Browsing helps prevent Internet Explorer from storing data about your browsing session. This includes cookies, temporary Internet files, history, and other data. Toolbars and extensions are disabled by default.
InPrivate Browsing helps prevent Internet Explorer from storing data about your browsing session. This includes cookies, temporary Internet files, history, and other data. Toolbars and extensions are disabled by default.
Handley_Page
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I use Mozilla Firefox with similar add-ons. Cookies dumped on exit.
And I don't let ggogle-analytics get a look-in.
And I don't let ggogle-analytics get a look-in.
Zeb_Carter
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There is another way to browse without leaving tracks on the computer you are using...well there used to be a program called Mojo that was placed on a USB Flash Drive. You started it up and it ran IE or FireFox from you desktop or laptop but kept all those pesky files you don't want hanging around on the USB Drive.
Problem was it XP compatible and I don't think anyone ever upgraded it to Vista or Win7. It was actually pretty cool. You could use your buddies computer and he would never know you were there.
Problem was it XP compatible and I don't think anyone ever upgraded it to Vista or Win7. It was actually pretty cool. You could use your buddies computer and he would never know you were there.
Boxlicker101
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Some cookies are okay, such as the one that lets me log onto Lit. without putting in my name and password.
Handley_Page
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TE999
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That's it, but to my knowledge it's never been upgraded to work with Vista or Win7 OS's...I don't know why. I loaded it on a flash drive from my old WinXP OS 'puter (that I hardly ever use) and it works just fine...on other XP 'puters.
Hell, there's lots of people still running Win95, 98 and Me on their 'puters and are perfectly content.
Zeb_Carter
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Yes, but only works on XP
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