This week, I'm going to show you how to find out if you are being actively tracked online and how to block it permanently.

thats why its pinned... ?

Most all sites ignore your Do Not Track
flags and wishes.
Some of those clean up programs are
false flag programs created and
monitored by govt agencies.
They feel like why would you need
a program like that if you're doing
nothing wrong.
So they watch them.

Anyone??? For a Mac??

My computer has gotten very slow, I'd love to get these files removed, and I'm not tech savvy at all.

Thanks to anyone who knows something about macs, and Apple products.

[link to www.macworld.com]

"Destroy Internet tracking files with PrivacyScan"

anyone with a mac ever use this software?

[link to www.ehow.com]

How to Remove Tracking Cookies on the MacBook Pro
By Julius Vandersteen, eHow Contributor


Read more: How to Remove Tracking Cookies on the MacBook Pro | eHow.com [link to www.ehow.com]

Instructions
1
Click "Safari" in the Dock of the MacBook Pro to launch Apple's native Web browser.

2
Click "Preferences" from the Safari menu.



Read more: How to Remove Tracking Cookies on the MacBook Pro | eHow.com [link to www.ehow.com]

ha, did it, deleted 1300 temp files, installed albine dont track me, 15 minutes later i have a bronze star because it has blocked over 100 tracking sites, 5 star op

I downloaded Index dat viewer, I had over 5000 tracking stuff on my pc. I didn't know how to take it all off, but I ran Ccleaner program and noticed it deletes index.dat files and cookies as well. It is free too. Thanks for the info.

If you haven't switched over to Firefox yet, you may want to start thinking about it.

I don't know why anybody would even want to use a browser that is not only know to be tracking them live, but also stores those files in your computer, hides them and then locks them so that they can't be deleted by the average user.

I hate Android phones because google has taken over them, I shut google book ,google music, google game and so on off but several days later they are all back on again, so I just ordered a Virgin mobile iPhone 4s.

So last week I started this thread discussing the hidden locked files on your PC called index.dat files and how to erase them for good.

Thread: If you think that erasing your internet files with a program protects you...think again.

This week, I'm going to show you how to not only find out if you are being tracked, and which companies/websites are tracking you, but also how to block them for good.

First, to see if you are actually being tracked. (you are) We will go back to that other thread and download one of the index.dat viewers, specifically Index.dat viewer 3.

You can download it for free from here.

[link to www.softpedia.com]

Once you get that installed, open it and it will automatically list every site that you have clicked on (and some that you haven't). If you followed my other thread and didn't erase them already, naughty naughty.

But regardless, you will still have a few from current internet activity. What you need to do is go through that list and start picking out sites names that you know you haven't clicked on.

One example may be imrworldwide.com. They are a known tracking site and sell your records to anybody who will pay for them. They also target you and do so without your permission. If you;re ok with that, this thread isn't for you.

That's just one example but there may be more. If you don't recognize the url that the index.dat viewer displays, do a Google search on it. Chances are it has been discussed in length at various online forums.

Ccleaner.

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So last week I started this thread discussing the hidden locked files on your PC called index.dat files and how to erase them for good.

Thread: If you think that erasing your internet files with a program protects you...think again.

This week, I'm going to show you how to not only find out if you are being tracked, and which companies/websites are tracking you, but also how to block them for good.

First, to see if you are actually being tracked. (you are) We will go back to that other thread and download one of the index.dat viewers, specifically Index.dat viewer 3.

You can download it for free from here.

[link to www.softpedia.com]

Once you get that installed, open it and it will automatically list every site that you have clicked on (and some that you haven't). If you followed my other thread and didn't erase them already, naughty naughty.

But regardless, you will still have a few from current internet activity. What you need to do is go through that list and start picking out sites names that you know you haven't clicked on.

One example may be imrworldwide.com. They are a known tracking site and sell your records to anybody who will pay for them. They also target you and do so without your permission. If you;re ok with that, this thread isn't for you.

That's just one example but there may be more. If you don't recognize the url that the index.dat viewer displays, do a Google search on it. Chances are it has been discussed in length at various online forums.

eh

I have zero experience with Linux. Sorry man.