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One of the important aspect of online privacy is remove all your past traces. Specially, for us when we access internet from a public computer, friends computer or from a system which is shared with multiple people, you should ensure that you clear internet history once you are done accessing the internet. This will ensure, no body could trace what all websites you have accessed. You should also consider deleting browser cookies, which is one of the many ways by which hackers hack your account. To ensure maximum safety while using a Public computer or using somebody else computer, make sure you should delete following to ensure maximum privacy and safety of your browsing habits:  Cookies Browsing History Temporary Internet Files Form Data Passwords Cache  Active Logins. Now, there are many Popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari and many more. Here I’m sharing guide to clear Internet history from popular Web-browsers: All the browsers have different methods … [Read more...] about How to Clear Internet History from Popular Browsers

Your Search pattern reveals a lot about you, and Google is already implementing encrypted search to safeguard your personal life. Though, this is on server level, but what if somebody have access to your laptop, smartphone, and he can quickly go through what you have searched in past few months. Google offers you an extensive platform to find out almost anything and at the same time could make you bluff you in an instant after a peek inside your search history. Google search offers more flexibility by storing your search queries and letting you find the pasta recipe who searched yesterday to be found in an instant. Nothing comes with its hooks and so does the Google search, what may look like an innocent child on the inside could turn out to be the monstrous devil to your deeds. Google has also updated its privacy policy last year and while may come across as a form of simplification and standardization for some but may seem like a bunch of data grabbers for the … [Read more...] about Searching Porn? How & Why One Should Delete Google Search History

Recently on Google’s 15th birthday occasion Raj created this massive post on Google Easter eggs, which talked about some nice things you can do with Google search apart from Searching.  Google is one of those tech company, which is known for innovation and they never failed to surprise the entire internet community with surprises on special days. And this is what “Google in 1998” Easter egg is all about. Google added one more special easter egg to celebrate the 15th birthday of Google, and now if you ever wanted to know how Google used to look like back in 1998, this simple trick will do it for you. This new easter egg was tweeted by Matt Cutts last night: To celebrate Google's 15th birthday, an easter egg shows how Google used to look: https://t.co/CvLOJub7zA — Matt Cutts (@mattcutts) September 26, 2013 To enjoy this easter egg, head over to Google.com and search for “Google in 1998” (without quotes), and you will see how Google search … [Read more...] about Back To History With “Google In 1998” Easter Egg

Our fifth visit to the Chalke Valley History Festival, on a new site this year, no less picturesque but slightly easier to get to. As ever there were all sorts of fascinating speakers, I started the day with World War II pilots Colin Bell and Keith Quilter in conversation with Will Iredale. Iredale’s splendid The Kamikaze Hunters covers the airmen of the oft-neglected British Pacific Fleet such as Corsair pilot Quilter, who was shot down in July 1945 and rescued by an American submarine where he spent the final weeks of the war. Bell was a Mosquito pilot of the Light Night Striking Force and completed 50 missions over Germany. They were fascinating, reflecting on the role of luck in their survival, both having returned from missions with flak damage that could easily have been fatal. Around the site were living history encampments covering various eras from Romans through to World War II, the re-enactors also giving demonstrations such as missile weapons through the ages with … [Read more...] about Chalke Valley History Festival 2017

The Dragon Ball Universe is in pretty good shape right now. The anime is going strong (although it’s about to “end” after the currently storyline for a while at least), there’s a rumored movie coming out (animated, not live action), and in the video game market, it’s got two very solid titles going on right now. One released a month ago in Dragon Ball FighterZ, but, the other main title going on is Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, which is about to get a whole lot bigger. This Dragon Ball title follows the previous titles 3D fighting game montra, but also adds some unique characteristics like being able to create your own character, and fighting alongside classic Dragon Ball characters through a time-traveling storyline that reflects many of the key events of the anime/manga. The upcoming DLC pack is going to bring even more to the table, with 8 new characters and a brand new storyline called “infinite history”. An early reviewer has put some … [Read more...] about Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Infinite History Gameplay Video