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Need some advice. My cousin might have gone through my pc. 2017-06-30 11:11:38 Post No. 38055710
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Need some advice. My cousin might have gone through my pc.
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2017-06-30 11:11:38
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Yesterday a cousin of mine asked me if he could stay at my place because he needed to get on an early flight and my house is much closer to the airport.
I said yes, as anyone would, but the thing is that yesterday night I was supposed to meet up with a friend, couldn't reschedule or anything. So I told my cousin that I was gonna be out, but that he could stay over and chill, so I gave him keys and went on my way.
Today I woke up in my room, really hungover, and my cousin had already left, which was to be expected.
I just turned on my pc monitor and I noticed there is an icon on my desktop that reads "recent places". I hadn't noticed, but it's basically an option beneath favorites when opening windows' file explorer. It's used to check the last places you visited on you computer.
I've googled it, and basically that icon appears commonly when people use that "recent places" tab. When you click on it, somehow, windows decides to make a shortcut on your desktop to make it easier next time. People don't really notice it until they see the shortcut, it's not intentional is what I'm trying to say.
So basically, from checking my web browsers history, I can only see like 4 webpages which are quite common, which doesn't seem to me like the online-activity of a guy when alone for an entire night in front of a computer.
In conclussion, I think my cousin used the recent places tab, accidentaly created a shortcut in my desktop and then erased the entire content of the recent places tab (As if I hadn't accessed any files in the past months, not knowing they were being registered in that tab)
There's nothing relevant in my PC, just the usual, porn and some pics I was sent by random girls from tinder in the past year or so. It's not that I'm worried about what he saw, I just feel betrayed I guess.
Thoughts?
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Don't feed ducks bread, feed them oats instead.
Bread is has bad nutritional value and it swells up instead of them
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Kick his fucking ass.
He violated your privacy, you violate his colon with your foot.
This is a lesson to be learned though OP, put a password on your shit. If you had some incriminating shit, you would be in a holding cell right now.
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Seems like a pretty boring story.
There might be logs left somewhere, like on your router, showing what sites were visited when - which you could cross-reference with the time you think he was on your computer to see what he saw... but if there's nothing illegal what do you have to worry about?
I'm assuming your cousin is underaged like yourself? Kids are curious and violating other people's sense of privacy is something that comes easily, and it's hard for them to appreciate how violated someone could feel until it happens to them.
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>>38055710
Your thread doesn't belong here. There is a fucking board just for advices.
I reported your thread too. (read the rules of /r9k/).
Go to >>>/adv/
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>>38055748
I get how it can be boring. It's not the crazy shit 4chan can usually offer. But I find comfort in being able to talk about with some short of anonimity.
And no, we are both well in our late twenties. I have my own apartment. I don't know how you thought we were underaged, but anyway, not the case.
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just accept your particularities and be thankful that your a wholesome genuine person that doesn't hide his perverted and weird side.
i mean fuck how old are you? you should be old enough to form your opinions about yourself and the world. if anyone asks anything just tell them the truth
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>>38055773
Suck
My
Balls,
friend
If you really think you can put some short of limit to the topics that are to be discussed on a board that isn't attached to any particular topic, there isn't much I can do.
and again.
Suck my balls.
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>>38055821
Have a (You). You clearly deserve it.
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>>38055813
I don't care about explaining to anyone the most obscene shit you could find in my PC. That's irrelevant.
What pisses me off is that I gave someone I know since we were 2 the keys to my house and he couldn't even keep himself from prying onto my shit.
But yeah, I know shouldn't worry about his findings much.
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at some point you will become exhausted from hiding your power level and just confront people straight up.
it will happen eventually because you come to realize that people will always be looking to test and provoke you for every minor thing, that's just how things are.
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