How can I be sure my office does not see what I look at on the internet?
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They can look at anything and everything you're doing at any time, including while you're doing it, if they have the right software, which they will if they are a company of any significant size. \n\nLikely, you're probably doing all you really have access to do in a corporate environment.
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Not in the immediate future.  You must closely supervise their use of the WWW.  There are programs available that can be customized by you to block objectionable websites.
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Go to tools-internet options-security.I think medium security level is appropriate for what you want.
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The only thing that could possibly help would be to not allow any personal e-mails at all from the business e-mail address.  It would still be kind of hard to enforce without monitoring though.  You could "spot check" or just tell the employees you will be spot checking, and not actually do it.
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download internet explorer tracking programs.   you can also check the cookies or just get a computer monitoring program that lists every action on the comptuer.  They run in the background so you cannot find it unless you know its there.  Check out some parental sites about ie monitoring.
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Go to "Tools," then "INternet Options," then "Security" or "privacy" and adjust your settings
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I assume you are referring to your internet access at your workplace. My company also employs Websense to block certain websites (e.g. porn, MySpace, YouTube). Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about this. At least nothing that I would recommend. You can use a proxy service, but I highly recommend against it since any savvy IT department will notice this activity right away.
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Use a password for your identity, if you're using a Outlook Express. Best would be to create a user account under Windows in your name and keep the password a secret.\nTo prevent others from going thru the Internet Explorer history, Open IE, click on Tools, select Internet Options, click on delete Files, then Delete Cookies and on Clear History, every time you are thru with surfing the internet. That way, noone will know where you've gone or see the pages stored (as there will be none)!
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If you have a good system administrator they will always find a way to block it... the network folks can actually read every website that you are going to and see what you are doing at all times.
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Tools\n >internet options\n  >Security\n\nGood luck! =)
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go to tools and the to internet options in ie page then select security tab abd set it to medium or low
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Not really. All that you can do is ensure that there is nothing publicly available for your employer to discover. For example, be very aware that if you have a Blog, post on popular message boards, or have ever used the Usenet, that your employer can, and likely will read what you've posted there.\n\nAs someone who has hired others, you'd be surprised at what personal stuff people actually encourage you to look at. I had one person who sent in her "Gothic Fetish" website as an example for the position of writing for a children's magazine.\n\nNote that your private information is basically off limits to an employer, and that your employer can not choose not to hire you due to age, gender, race or religion.
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Yes. The most obvious way is to see what pictures have been cached. Although you can get rid of those temporary internet files in the same way that you get rid of cookies.\n\nMany companies load software on individual machines that keep track of your internet usage. Also, if you are connecting through a company, you have to go through their firewall which can also keep track of every site you visit.\n\nNever use your company computer for anything but company business.
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Well, mini skirts are out !!! shame.\nVery difficult to have a secure area when it is open space office.\nMake sure you have a good code for your computer, drawers are locked with all confidential documents kept away.\nWhilst working always have a paper to cover the file being read so that you can cover it when someone approaches your desk.\nAsk the Management for suggestions and implementation of policy on security.\nI could go on and on, but really, the bottom line is if someone really wishes to obtain information it will be very difficult to mstop them especially if he/she is your colleague.\nGood Luck.
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Install SiteAdvisor/ It will tell you if the site you intend\nto enter is safe of not.\n\nValid for IE and Mozilla-Firefox Browser\n\ntry\ngood luck
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That happened to me once. It didn't look like porn, but some searches that I never made ended up in my IE address history. I live alone so I know that I didn't make them. I would search for viruses, spy ware, whatever. There are a lot of people out there who have nothing better to do than to mess with your sh*t. Sometimes they succeed.
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you can check the internet setting in control panel if the security is set on high make it med high and try the web..