Porn Detection Stick Will Find Your Hidden Stash

Weaver

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How the hell does it find deleted pictures? Does it just mean "in the recycle bin"? That's not really deleted.
 

DanDeFool

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What?
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WHAT!?!?

Okay, seriously, Windows users have enough hackers and spyware/malware distributors trying to invade our privacy as it is. We don't need crazy fem-Nazis (or moms/wives/sisters-in-law) probing around our PC's looking for incriminating materials.

For the love of God, just leave our pr0n alone and let us masturbate in peace.
 

Evil Tim

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AC10 said:
How the hell does it find deleted pictures? Does it just mean "in the recycle bin"? That's not really deleted.
The average OS doesn't actually delete a file when you tell it to, it just removes that file's entry from the file system directory, so the actual area on the disc the file occupies is able to be written over as if it was free space. The file is still there until the OS uses the space for something else, and can often still be recovered. This is why those 'secure shredder' file deletion tools exist; they work by overwriting the sectors with nonsense.

RebellionXXI said:
Okay, seriously, Windows users have enough hackers and spyware/malware distributors trying to invade our privacy as it is. We don't need crazy fem-Nazis (or moms/wives/sisters-in-law) probing around our PC's looking for incriminating materials.
Anyone who uses this needs admin access to the PC in question; I imagine it's largely for computer illiterate parents, since corporate users are likely to have more sophisticated things than this available if they actually want them.
 

SL33TBL1ND

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Julianking93 said:
I don't have porn on my computer.

I've got hentai comics stashed in a secret place in my room
YEAH BOI! *Cough cough* Anyway, who on Earth could be bothered to buy this!
 

mrx19869

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Aby_Z said:
I wonder how much 'research' had to be done by them programmers who made this work... hmmmmm?
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that was my first thought also..
can you imagine that

what did you do at work today?
well.. watched porn all day...
 

Galad

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scifidownbeat said:
Well, if that isn't a statement of our times....

If I got a bunch of those, then got some statistics for the rate at which porn is uploaded to the Internet, I could reverse engineer the thing to release a virus to delete all pornographic images on the web. Or even better... I could let the virus destroy all porn except on certain sites. Faced with a drought of porn, males aged 18 to 35 everywhere will be forced to look for (and create) suitable material on the one site that hasn't been touched: Facebook. Facebook will be flooded with naughty images, millions of users will be banned, Facebook crumbles, ????, profit.

My master plan!!! hehehehe....
I like the way you're thinking. If in 10 years' time you haven't accomplished that, please contact me and I'll make sure to sponsor you :D
 

Allan Foe

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What's with all the hubbub around simple porn-detection software? These programs exist since Win98. If you're really worried about your porn collection getting into the wrong hands (heh) just store it on an encrypted drive.

Really, next thing you guys will remember that we also have programs for detecting and blocking games, but that at leas has more to do with this community.
 

Weaver

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WHENTWOTRIBESGOTOWAR said:
AC10 said:
How the hell does it find deleted pictures? Does it just mean "in the recycle bin"? That's not really deleted.

Deleted files hang around for a long long time after the recycle bin...
Why not use sure delete?
 

Nitro_Hedgehog

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gee, i sure hope my secure shredding program can scramble images to a point of unrecognizably....

problem solved :p

also, i use truecrypt to encryt my files into a nearly impossible to crack file container. unless that thing can crack the encryption, i think i'm safe.
 

Murderlicous

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I could see this thing being used for blackmail. Besides, if I was a parent who used it I would be more concerned if my teenager wasn't looking up porn. Yes, I'm aware I would make a terrible parent...
 

Evil Tim

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Teiraa said:
how can it detect deleted stuff? once its goen its gone isnt it
Evil Tim said:
The average OS doesn't actually delete a file when you tell it to, it just removes that file's entry from the file system directory, so the actual area on the disc the file occupies is able to be written over as if it was free space. The file is still there until the OS uses the space for something else, and can often still be recovered. This is why those 'secure shredder' file deletion tools exist; they work by overwriting the sectors with nonsense.
Honestly, it's on the same page and everything.