I'm going anon for this one. Does anyone know a way to monitor websites that someone goes to on the computer? I don't want to buy a spy package, I just want to know why everytime I go on to my email, my name is no longer logged in after the other uses the computer and its saved to login. Same with going onto myspace. They dont have a myspace acct. as far as I know. But why are they going on if they don't? Anybody know how I can check this out. I just saw the myspace today when I looked at where they had gone on the internet help please
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I'm havong trouble understanding the question. But if you are saved to login, and theya re also saved to login, and use the same email, it will log you out when they loig in. Nothing underhanded, you just can't have two on one site at the same time.
I think the question is WHY do youw ant to spy? It would be better to ask.
I think the question is WHY do youw ant to spy? It would be better to ask.
Its a legit question. ive caught the person before wieth an email address i wasent aware of and they denied having but when i caught them, they said they got rid of it. so in order for them to log in to their email (that according to them they dont have) they log me out and my log in has been saved for forever. you are right i could just ask them but then I know they wouldn't be hones they never were before. I caught them before.
so, i would like to see where they are going online if they are cheating on me because if they are i need to leave. thats why i need some help and suggestions. thank you in advance
so, i would like to see where they are going online if they are cheating on me because if they are i need to leave. thats why i need some help and suggestions. thank you in advance
you can check the history in about 5 places, first one is obvious, the history icon. Privacy report, you'll find that in ''view''.Go into ''tools'' then internet options, make sure that the settings have not been put down to zero for history, Thats me can't recall the other places, I'll have a think and come back tomorrow
If you are not the only using the computer you should not save your login info or set it to automatically login. If you have this set and someone is looking at your stuff or logging you out, it is your own damn fault. You should be a happy they log you out instead of doing something much worse.
And to top it off.....if you have to check their history of use on the computer to decide if you need to leave due to possible cheating &/or previous lying, then it sounds like you shoud anyway because the trust isnt there. Whether it isnt there for valid reasons or not is a decision you have to make!
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>JazzysMom</b></i>
And to top it off.....if you have to check their history of use on the computer to decide if you need to leave due to possible cheating &/or previous lying, then it sounds like you shoud anyway because the trust isnt there. Whether it isnt there for valid reasons or not is a decision you have to make!</end quote></div>
Ever see the movie Jarhead? Remember what that chick did to her deployed husband/boyfriend on that video tape? I recommend she do that to him <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
(of course if she does do that, please forward a copy of the vid to me as well thanks)
And to top it off.....if you have to check their history of use on the computer to decide if you need to leave due to possible cheating &/or previous lying, then it sounds like you shoud anyway because the trust isnt there. Whether it isnt there for valid reasons or not is a decision you have to make!</end quote></div>
Ever see the movie Jarhead? Remember what that chick did to her deployed husband/boyfriend on that video tape? I recommend she do that to him <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
(of course if she does do that, please forward a copy of the vid to me as well thanks)
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>anonymous</b></i>
If you are not the only using the computer you should not save your login info or set it to automatically login. If you have this set and someone is looking at your stuff or logging you out, it is your own damn fault. You should be a happy they log you out instead of doing something much worse.</end quote></div>
Wow, aren't you plesant. Ever stop to think this might be THEIR home or their computer. That's what I gather from their post at least. My husband and I save our log in information for our websites. If he wants to go onto my email, so be it, I've got nothing to hide from him, and if I want to go onto his, he's go nothing to hide from me. Same with websites and stuff (like this one) where we have our log in info saved.
For once, I agree with what Sean posted. Not sure if it's female or not but it sounds to me like they are concerned about cyber/cheating.
I know I've heard a lot lately about programs parents can buy (specials regarding internet predators on dateline NBC and such). You say you aren't interested in doing that but that's the only advice I have.
If you are not the only using the computer you should not save your login info or set it to automatically login. If you have this set and someone is looking at your stuff or logging you out, it is your own damn fault. You should be a happy they log you out instead of doing something much worse.</end quote></div>
Wow, aren't you plesant. Ever stop to think this might be THEIR home or their computer. That's what I gather from their post at least. My husband and I save our log in information for our websites. If he wants to go onto my email, so be it, I've got nothing to hide from him, and if I want to go onto his, he's go nothing to hide from me. Same with websites and stuff (like this one) where we have our log in info saved.
For once, I agree with what Sean posted. Not sure if it's female or not but it sounds to me like they are concerned about cyber/cheating.
I know I've heard a lot lately about programs parents can buy (specials regarding internet predators on dateline NBC and such). You say you aren't interested in doing that but that's the only advice I have.
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If it were for the sake of a child I would say moniter their online activity like a hawk.
But as for you're worried about cheating? I agree with others.
But as for you're worried about cheating? I agree with others.