"AndyW" wrote in message
news:47d7b6be$1_1@glkas0286.greenlnk.net...
> "The Todal" wrote in message
> news:63ppn9F28nbebU1@mid.individual.net...
>> Simply delete the offending images. Tempting though it is to become
>> paranoid about the jackboots on the stairs at dawn, the police really
>> aren't going to target you unless they see a pattern of downloading child
>> ..
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> Or a disgruntled brat makes and accusation which has happened to a
> ski-instructor friend of mine. Despite the fact that it was withdrawn
> after said brat admitted that it was all made up in a revenge attempt and
> various other witness showed that it could not have happened; he still
> gets called a nonce.
> All it takes is one brat which is why I make sure that I am teflon.
> Ironically by erasing every possible dodgy image, unintentionally
> downloaded chache photo etc it looks as if I have something to hide.
> No-win situation.
Not at all. Many people restore their machines from time to time for
perfectly good reasons. That you may have recently restored yours or done so
at any time in the past is not an indication that you have something to
conceal & you really should try to avoid fallinto that mind-set. Yes, take
precautions against malicious actions when connected to the
internetwebthingy but preserve your own sanity & avoid becoming paranoid.
--
Joe Lee
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> Andy
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