What do you with your webhistory if you die suddenly - Rape Board

Momentum · 05-10-2012, 12:38 PM

Been thinking about this lately. Being a part of the darker parts of sexual fantasies, like rape and stuff. You tend to download, the darker things of porn.

I got this board membership, i got downloads that i delete. If dont delete them, i put them in cloud storage, like dumptruck etc.

They wouldnt probably find those accounts, but at the moment i have like 20 rape movies on my hard drive, i try to use incognito mode in chrome when surfing porn.

But i died, to night accidentally and ofc maybe my wife, or family would check out my computer, getting to know my real dark side, I have never told anyone that i know, my personal fantasies, and I dont think my close family would take it very well if they knew..

I might make a deal with a very close friend, to erase everything on my hard drive if die suddenly.

Anyone of you have any strategies ?

Sharpshooter · 05-12-2012, 09:16 AM

Well...a couple tactics.

1) My entire collection is stored in an encrypted file container...which requires a 20 digit password that I get prompted for when I start the computer. Without that, no one is going to casually stumble upon anything on my hard drive.

2) As for web history, I use multiple firefox profiles on the same computer. One for my day to day browsing, and one for...other things.
The way to open my hidden firefox profile isn't as obvious as a desktop icon, so unless someone already knew it was there, no one would go looking for it

I find deleting web history to be tedious...I'd much rather just hide it.

Word of warning about cloud services...you might want to check out their privacy policy re: their use of your files.

Mr. Wiggles · 05-12-2012, 02:26 PM

Excellant question, Momentum!! I have wondered about that myself. I keep all my 'special file' is a hidden..pw protected file.. and I'm pretty anal about keeping cookies and temp files and browsing history deleted. The one thing that I had forgotten about was 'my recent documents'.. those dont delete with temps or anything and as far as I know have to be manual deleted one by one..PLEASE if there is a quicker way someone tell me. But after thinking I was being pretty careful..I stumbled on 'my recent documents' and there were hundreds of past viewed.. if someone had found those it would have embarrassed me to deaths second level.

batffink · 05-12-2012, 06:12 PM

I use CCleaner a lot to clean up browsing paths,(including recent documents) plus, once a week, wipe all unused space by running Diskscrubber v3.3. I leave nothing dodgy on my hard drive at all. I have everything on 64 gig thumb drives. (Well hidden)

Sharpshooter · 05-12-2012, 06:13 PM

Well Wiggles, if you don't usually use the recent documents list to begin with, you can just disable it entirely...so you don't have to worry about it.

The exception would be for individual programs (i.e. if you have stories saved as word files...word remembers those).

dickbiggers · 06-14-2012, 06:42 PM

This is definitely a worthwhile concern. I try to save everything to an external hard-drive that is kept hidden away, but someone will find it eventually. Even still, I'm not always up to date on clearing my history or temp files.

I'd probably get pretty lucky though. Anyone older than me probably wouldn't know how to see what's on here anyhow, and if one of my nephews got his hands on my PC he'd probably think of his late Uncle Biggers with much reverence and respect!!!

perfectlyformed · 06-14-2012, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by batffink

I use CCleaner a lot to clean up browsing paths,(including recent documents) plus, once a week, wipe all unused space by running Diskscrubber v3.3. I leave nothing dodgy on my hard drive at all. I have everything on 64 gig thumb drives. (Well hidden)

Sneaky old sod

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Lil-Mac · 06-14-2012, 07:29 PM

Damn I am such a slacker...

My only security is that I have one computer for day to day stuff and games... nothing even remotely compromising there. For my adult stuff I use this little 400 dollar lappy I bought a few years ago...

Who ever opens this when I croak is gonna get an eyefull... hehe.

AlexanderAvery · 06-15-2012, 02:34 AM

I'm the only one who is on my laptop. As for if I die suddenly. If anyone can get through my password, then whatever. I'm dead.

buttfreak · 06-17-2012, 05:45 PM

up shits creek without a paddle

buttfreak · 06-17-2012, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Sharpshooter

Well...a couple tactics.

1) My entire collection is stored in an encrypted file container...which requires a 20 digit password that I get prompted for when I start the computer. Without that, no one is going to casually stumble upon anything on my hard drive.

been there & tried that. I hope you will remove the encryption.
That is nothing but disaster.Once you loose ANY info in any way on whatever drive you use now & even the drive you store it all on, encryption will be lost & you will sorry that you ever messed with it.
Trust me, I've lost shitloads of goods all cause I thought encryption was good.
Bad Idea - Remove your encryption !!!

GirlAnachronism · 06-18-2012, 02:56 AM

Not sure I'm as tech savy as some of yous. But I like to clear internet history, and I really don't keep any movies or pictures on my computers - Those and my writings I keep in a flash drive.

But I guess if anyone found the flash drive and popped it in a computer I'd be pretty much fucked so lets hope there aren't any sudden deaths.

MrPalmer · 06-21-2012, 10:09 PM

When I finally end my life at ninety years old, (or older if I can get away with it) I really won't much care what people find on my laptop (or equilivant of the time period) I'll be dead, baffling a poor mortician as to why a 90 year old man died by taking a jet ski off a ramp, and crashing it into a boat (or other handy object to crash into)
What they find, provided I even watch porn in my old age, is their problem

kate2003 · 06-28-2012, 01:03 PM

Being dead isn't the problem,being hurt some how ,where someone has to sort out you affairs and property,that is the problem

Sharpshooter · 06-28-2012, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by buttfreak

been there & tried that. I hope you will remove the encryption.
That is nothing but disaster.Once you loose ANY info in any way on whatever drive you use now & even the drive you store it all on, encryption will be lost & you will sorry that you ever messed with it.
Trust me, I've lost shitloads of goods all cause I thought encryption was good.
Bad Idea - Remove your encryption !!!

Eh, I read your original thread on your encryption woes, and this isn't like that. I don't do it through WinXP to encrypt folders, or individual files. This saves the entire collection as a file, which I also have a copy of on an external hard drive :P

and to be fair, if your computer crashes, your stash is gone regardless...can't really blame encryption

buttfreak · 06-28-2012, 07:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sharpshooter

Eh, I read your original thread on your encryption woes, and this isn't like that. I don't do it through WinXP to encrypt folders, or individual files. This saves the entire collection as a file, which I also have a copy of on an external hard drive :P

and to be fair, if your computer crashes, your stash is gone regardless...can't really blame encryption

Then why the hell is there such a thing for it if shit happens & can't do anything? sorry I don't mean to bitch at you, Just saying that or asking why is encryption there to use freely when you can easily loose it?
That doesn't make any sense (along with other things in life

)

Sharpshooter · 06-28-2012, 10:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by buttfreak

Then why the hell is there such a thing for it if shit happens & can't do anything? sorry I don't mean to bitch at you, Just saying that or asking why is encryption there to use freely when you can easily loose it?
That doesn't make any sense (along with other things in life

)

Well, to put it simply, the point of encryption is stop others from accessing it without your permission, not to provide security if anything goes wrong. If you want to ensure you don't lose it, using a backup program - not encryption - is your solution

Brutalessons · 06-29-2012, 07:35 AM

Battfink mentioned CCleaner (which stands for Crap Cleaner) and it may be just what many of you are looking for. First, it is Free. 2nd it's main task is to scan your comp for "All" temp storages and footprints and delete them. You can select what is and is not touched but it will auto detect any program you have that uses temp storages from jAVA and media to recent documents and a host of others.

In addition, one of it's tools is a decent registry scrubber that when run will find all the dead ends in your registry that are no longer validand allow you to remove them, which makes a drastic difference in your computer speed.

Finally it allows you to dock it in your recycle bin and you have an option for the level of security on the deletion. Many of you are aware that deleting a file does not mean someone cannot find and recover that deletion. CCleaner fives you an option to do a DOD )Dept. of Defense) level deletion where the information is deleted then wriitten over 7 times to make sure it Stays deleted...

Did I mention Free?

dutchperv · 07-04-2012, 03:55 PM

Fucking good question, I think I will get old so...

But whenever I close down my computer or laptop I run cccleaner but still there are gigs and gigs of movies on. Well hope that some who can appreciate it is the lucky finder than

TheHero'sBunny · 08-22-2012, 04:37 PM

In my farewell letter I will mention all my passwords from all sites I've ever been on, asking my family and friends to remove me from the internet. And the moment they read I was a member of this board they'll get a heart attack and join me in heaven ... sorry, hell ... sooner than I might prefer.

05-10-2012, 12:38 PM	#1
Momentum Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Norway Posts: 35 Reputation: 489	What do you with your webhistory if you die suddenly Been thinking about this lately. Being a part of the darker parts of sexual fantasies, like rape and stuff. You tend to download, the darker things of porn. I got this board membership, i got downloads that i delete. If dont delete them, i put them in cloud storage, like dumptruck etc. They wouldnt probably find those accounts, but at the moment i have like 20 rape movies on my hard drive, i try to use incognito mode in chrome when surfing porn. But i died, to night accidentally and ofc maybe my wife, or family would check out my computer, getting to know my real dark side, I have never told anyone that i know, my personal fantasies, and I dont think my close family would take it very well if they knew.. I might make a deal with a very close friend, to erase everything on my hard drive if die suddenly. Anyone of you have any strategies ? __________________ ..............

05-12-2012, 06:12 PM	#4
batffink Privileged Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: One Foot In The Grave Posts: 1,376 Reputation: 121541	I use CCleaner a lot to clean up browsing paths,(including recent documents) plus, once a week, wipe all unused space by running Diskscrubber v3.3. I leave nothing dodgy on my hard drive at all. I have everything on 64 gig thumb drives. (Well hidden) __________________ You have the right to remain tied to the bed. Anything you may try to say will be ignored.

06-14-2012, 06:42 PM	#6
dickbiggers Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 139 Reputation: 8126	This is definitely a worthwhile concern. I try to save everything to an external hard-drive that is kept hidden away, but someone will find it eventually. Even still, I'm not always up to date on clearing my history or temp files. I'd probably get pretty lucky though. Anyone older than me probably wouldn't know how to see what's on here anyhow, and if one of my nephews got his hands on my PC he'd probably think of his late Uncle Biggers with much reverence and respect!!! __________________

06-14-2012, 07:29 PM	#8
Lil-Mac The Resthome Rapist Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Eastern USA Posts: 1,739 Reputation: 79308	Damn I am such a slacker... My only security is that I have one computer for day to day stuff and games... nothing even remotely compromising there. For my adult stuff I use this little 400 dollar lappy I bought a few years ago... Who ever opens this when I croak is gonna get an eyefull... hehe. __________________ --------------------------------------------------- *Love is raping the same girl twice.*

06-18-2012, 02:56 AM	#12
GirlAnachronism Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Canada Posts: 167 Reputation: 1548	Not sure I'm as tech savy as some of yous. But I like to clear internet history, and I really don't keep any movies or pictures on my computers - Those and my writings I keep in a flash drive. But I guess if anyone found the flash drive and popped it in a computer I'd be pretty much fucked so lets hope there aren't any sudden deaths. __________________ I want love to walk right up and bite me grab a hold of me and fight me leave me dying on the ground. And I want love to split my mouth wide open and cover up my ears, and never let me hear a sound.

05-12-2012, 09:16 AM	#2
Sharpshooter Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 81 Reputation: 2158	Well...a couple tactics. 1) My entire collection is stored in an encrypted file container...which requires a 20 digit password that I get prompted for when I start the computer. Without that, no one is going to casually stumble upon anything on my hard drive. 2) As for web history, I use multiple firefox profiles on the same computer. One for my day to day browsing, and one for...other things. The way to open my hidden firefox profile isn't as obvious as a desktop icon, so unless someone already knew it was there, no one would go looking for it I find deleting web history to be tedious...I'd much rather just hide it. Word of warning about cloud services...you might want to check out their privacy policy re: their use of your files.

05-12-2012, 02:26 PM	#3
Mr. Wiggles Privileged Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: In the mountains Posts: 726 Reputation: 27468	Excellant question, Momentum!! I have wondered about that myself. I keep all my 'special file' is a hidden..pw protected file.. and I'm pretty anal about keeping cookies and temp files and browsing history deleted. The one thing that I had forgotten about was 'my recent documents'.. those dont delete with temps or anything and as far as I know have to be manual deleted one by one..PLEASE if there is a quicker way someone tell me. But after thinking I was being pretty careful..I stumbled on 'my recent documents' and there were hundreds of past viewed.. if someone had found those it would have embarrassed me to deaths second level.

05-12-2012, 06:13 PM	#5
Sharpshooter Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 81 Reputation: 2158	Well Wiggles, if you don't usually use the recent documents list to begin with, you can just disable it entirely...so you don't have to worry about it. The exception would be for individual programs (i.e. if you have stories saved as word files...word remembers those).

06-15-2012, 02:34 AM	#9
AlexanderAvery Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 21 Reputation: 10	I'm the only one who is on my laptop. As for if I die suddenly. If anyone can get through my password, then whatever. I'm dead.

06-17-2012, 05:45 PM	#10
buttfreak - Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 1,214 Reputation: 30316	up shits creek without a paddle

06-21-2012, 10:09 PM	#13
MrPalmer Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 2 Reputation: 10	When I finally end my life at ninety years old, (or older if I can get away with it) I really won't much care what people find on my laptop (or equilivant of the time period) I'll be dead, baffling a poor mortician as to why a 90 year old man died by taking a jet ski off a ramp, and crashing it into a boat (or other handy object to crash into) What they find, provided I even watch porn in my old age, is their problem

06-28-2012, 01:03 PM	#14
kate2003 Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 55 Reputation: 1237	Being dead isn't the problem,being hurt some how ,where someone has to sort out you affairs and property,that is the problem __________________ Feel free too message me on the board.

06-29-2012, 07:35 AM	#18
Brutalessons Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 94 Reputation: 398	Battfink mentioned CCleaner (which stands for Crap Cleaner) and it may be just what many of you are looking for. First, it is Free. 2nd it's main task is to scan your comp for "All" temp storages and footprints and delete them. You can select what is and is not touched but it will auto detect any program you have that uses temp storages from jAVA and media to recent documents and a host of others. In addition, one of it's tools is a decent registry scrubber that when run will find all the dead ends in your registry that are no longer validand allow you to remove them, which makes a drastic difference in your computer speed. Finally it allows you to dock it in your recycle bin and you have an option for the level of security on the deletion. Many of you are aware that deleting a file does not mean someone cannot find and recover that deletion. CCleaner fives you an option to do a DOD )Dept. of Defense) level deletion where the information is deleted then wriitten over 7 times to make sure it Stays deleted... Did I mention Free?

07-04-2012, 03:55 PM	#19
dutchperv Privileged Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: In the Low Lands Posts: 284 Reputation: 4136	Fucking good question, I think I will get old so... But whenever I close down my computer or laptop I run cccleaner but still there are gigs and gigs of movies on. Well hope that some who can appreciate it is the lucky finder than

08-22-2012, 04:37 PM	#20
TheHero'sBunny Member Join Date: May 2012 Location: Germany Posts: 42 Reputation: 1145	In my farewell letter I will mention all my passwords from all sites I've ever been on, asking my family and friends to remove me from the internet. And the moment they read I was a member of this board they'll get a heart attack and join me in heaven ... sorry, hell ... sooner than I might prefer. Last edited by TheHero'sBunny; 08-22-2012 at 04:40 PM.