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| Home - Internet & email safety - Making a safe plan - Understanding abuse - All about a safe haven - What they say about us | ||||
| Cover your tracks The Internet is a great source of information, and email can be an excellent way to communicate with family and friends. Be aware that someone who has access to your computer may be able to see what sites you have visited, or read your email messages. There are steps you can take to make it more difficult for someone to track your activities. They are described through the links below. If your abuser knows his or her way around computers it might be better for you to use a computer outside the home - at a library, school, internet café or a friend's house. . |
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Dacorum Women’s Aid: The Borough of Dacorum covers: |
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I'm not sure what type of browser I use. How can I find out? Is there anything I can do to prevent my abuser from seeing what sites I have been on? I'm worried that my abuser can read my email messages. What can I do? Can I prevent someone from seeing information in my email address book? What about newsgroups, forums and listserves? Do I need to be concerned about privacy issues? |
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Dacorum Women's Aid would like to thank Shelternet.ca for helping with the content. |
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