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Comment from april on 2007-09-23

2007-09-23T10:39:21Z

I know my boss is reading my emails. (dont ask how but its been verified) now that I am aware of it I will be using my home computer more often. It only seems though when I Deleted my emails they are being read. Since I am afaid to delete anything is there a way to get rid of sent messages without hitting my delete?

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Comment from George Arauz on 2007-06-03

2007-06-03T16:42:41Z

Its very sneaky, even most detectors cant get them all. But try using Firefox instead of IE.

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Comment from Jerry on 2004-06-13

2004-06-13T17:52:18Z

Want to get rid of Spyware? Don't bother with SpyWare Nuker. A total rip off.

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Comment from Jane on 2004-06-11

2004-06-11T17:27:31Z

No one in my family uses my computer except me, but someone has, somehow remotely from a long distance away, put files on my hard drive, and used my email address, and even my IP. Things are supposedly coming from my computer that are NOT coming from my computer. I've even discovered unfamiliar, or renamed files, pictures, etc, and music. Often when I use my computer, the mouse seems to have a mind of its own, and certain programs tell me that they are already being used by someone. To wit: My computer is either haunted, or is being used freely by someone else who does not live in my house. My kids are grown and do not live here, and my husband has his own computer. Can an IP be remotely hijacked to the point that someone uses my computer from a distance, as if it were her own? Thank you for listening. This is making me crazy. And I didn't have far to go. . . .
-Jane

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