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	<title>Comments on: Security Online For All</title>
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		<title>By: Will</title>
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		<dc:creator>Will</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 22 Aug 2009 04:46:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Nice article with a lot of useful stuff!I never knew what that lock icon in the bottom corner of my screen was, but now I feel a bit safer when I see it. I admit it; even though I am quite the computer whiz now, I fell for the recycle bin scam when I first began using the Internet. I actually got busted for it too; back in high school. I was actually cheating on a computer test by downloading my cheat sheet into the computer before the test so I could access it while the teacher wasn’t looking. After the test, and since I usually failed all of my tests, my teacher congratulated me on studying hard and making the perfect grade this time. I deleted the cheat sheet and I felt like I had got away with the deed. I did not; next day, going through my file folder, my teacher checked my recycle bin and found my cheat sheet that I had supposedly deleted, so much for that! Either way, nowadays I use the feature found in many change IP proxies that allow me to completely erase my browsing session so it appears like it never happens, and leave nothing behind.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice article with a lot of useful stuff!I never knew what that lock icon in the bottom corner of my screen was, but now I feel a bit safer when I see it. I admit it; even though I am quite the computer whiz now, I fell for the recycle bin scam when I first began using the Internet. I actually got busted for it too; back in high school. I was actually cheating on a computer test by downloading my cheat sheet into the computer before the test so I could access it while the teacher wasn’t looking. After the test, and since I usually failed all of my tests, my teacher congratulated me on studying hard and making the perfect grade this time. I deleted the cheat sheet and I felt like I had got away with the deed. I did not; next day, going through my file folder, my teacher checked my recycle bin and found my cheat sheet that I had supposedly deleted, so much for that! Either way, nowadays I use the feature found in many change IP proxies that allow me to completely erase my browsing session so it appears like it never happens, and leave nothing behind.</p>
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