Security

I work at a gas station and they have a WiFi router from Verizon. It has a password, so not public. I always use my Android smartphone when I have free time. I'm concerned my boss is monitoring the WiFi and can see which websites I go on and my usernames and password. How do I know if the WiFi is being monitored?

i get anxious, worried and paranoid about this sometimes, all the precious media files on my win 7 desktop pc - pictures and music files - would anything delete them without me doing it? and would i know if this were happening? id appreciate if anyone could calm my fears, thanks.

it is incomplete, if I want to protect my child from porn, I want to protect them from the addiction to porn, and if they can look up Bikinis, they are still getting the negative effects of porn. I want to block the images from bikinis, and other terms as well. how do I do that?

Best answer: Debt is irrelevant.

Deleted browser history can sometimes be recovered if the computer is no longer used immediately after history is cleared, and recovery proceeds without loading Windows.  Otherwise, the data area is increasingly overwritten so that less and less, and finally nothing, is recoverable.

If the Recycle Bin was emptied soon after the pictures were deleted, then they cannot be recovered.  Generally, the longer the delay between emptying the Recycle Bin and performing a recovery operation, the lower the amount data can be recovered.  If the Recycle Bin wasn't ever emptied afterward, then some or all of the pictures could still remain.

Best answer: NO, that is not safe. Also do not do any banking on a public wifi network.

Best answer: I once met a criminal who had spent 14 years in prison. He said that codes of honor are b.s. because criminals always do what's in their best interest. There is no hacker code of honor. I'd completely ignore the spammer because he's trying to hook you. If you're worried about something getting out, see a therapist who could help you manage the worry.

avast antivirus still supports xp, if i use it with avast will it be ok? if not how dangerous is it? how likely is something to happen

Been using the paid version of AVG and am sick of it constantly advertising other AVG products at me. It seems like at least twice a day it's popping up to tell me I suck for not also having their VPN, and their PC tune up, and whatever other nonsense they deem necessary. Anyone recommend a good anti-virus, free or paid, that just sits there and doesn't bother me?

Best answer: i've bought stuff off craigslist without getting scammed

but i also think they do have a problem over there with that. i'm not quick to use it any more