I was told that no matter what you do, the memeory of what you looked at is still ther, if only in the background, that we could have cleaned all we want and the State Polce would have found it anyway.
Smit-Dog said:Keep in mind that ISPs (and your IS department at work!) can log all internet activity at their end. So while you can throw your hard drive in an incinerator and melt it down, there could still be an electronic trail somewhere.
BadgerMan said:Last time I checked, it was still legal in this country to view sexually explicit material (regardless whether you believe it is morally right to do so).
mxer842 said:yes but it is the responisbility of the webmaster to insure that his content is legal...if some kid stumbles across a porn site in which not all of the sites girls are of age it is not his fault but the fault of the person that maintains the site...if you are searching for kiddie porn that is one thing but a site where all subjects are implied of age and a few are indeed other wise is not you fault.
mxer842 said:yes but it is the responisbility of the webmaster to insure that his content is legal...if some kid stumbles across a porn site in which not all of the sites girls are of age it is not his fault but the fault of the person that maintains the site...if you are searching for kiddie porn that is one thing but a site where all subjects are implied of age and a few are indeed other wise is not you fault.
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