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My 2 emails received had different titles but the exact same brightly coloured writing for the link thingy

@coathanger wrote:

Panda wipe your nose, something smelly and brown on it !!

Oops! Seems I’ve trodden on your toes. I forgot you’re obsessed with Jokecliffe. Sorry Coaty, I won’t do it again.

I think it’s very easy to get alarmed at the world of the internet, especially when scare-merchants come on throwing computer-geek and -hack words around. Hundreds of attempts to access all of our PCs are made over any given period because there are so many hackers around trying to break in to PCs – if only kids tryng to see if they can just do it.

Someone has mentioned ye IP scramblers, so I looked up these harmless little instruments for failed geeks – and they normally don’t work, usually slow your internet connections down, and aren’t really needed anyway. IP addresses are so numerous now that the internet can’t handle them, so IP addresses don’t actually register.

There are hacking routes into any PC, but a good firewall and care in opening e-mails can spare a lot of trouble and worry…

here is a brief selection of a recent web discussion about IP scramblers ;-

Hello all,

I was recently given some information and the relevant know-how regarding scrambling my IP address so my computer becomes invisible if and when I choose.

It basically involves entering a specific IP address and enabling it when I want to be invisible. This then scrambles the location of your IP around the world, changing frequently….essentially making my computer invisible.

I have not tried and used this IP address ‘scrambler’ because I’m worried…is it the case that it is illegal? If not should I keep it’s use to a minimum or can I have my computer constantly invisible? Are their any negatives to using an IP scrambler?

I look forward to your responses

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Answer there is nothing illegal in playing hide and seek, also on the Internet..
I’ve tried some of those IP hiders/scramblers and found out that most of them don’t really work and it depends what technique the web site uses to find your IP.. (matter of fact i never had one that really worked). And in most instances they reveled my fake and true IP, I’m not good enough to explain you how..
In most cases your ISP computer and domain name are revealed anyway, so if they really want you they find you anyway https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?bh0bkyd2
If you just want to scramble your ip you can use proxy and there are free proxy’s to find for that so there is no need for paying for software (that’s a rip off, like GhostSurf pro is considered spyware it self)… any how you’ll never be really anonymous as long your not on a public computer disguised with a Marx brother nose.

@panda12 wrote:

@coathanger wrote:

Panda wipe your nose, something smelly and brown on it !!

Oops! Seems I’ve trodden on your toes. I forgot you’re obsessed with Jokecliffe. Sorry Coaty, I won’t do it again.

Good Girl, now run along, and don’t do it again, theres a good little minion :D

@(f)politics? wrote:

uh oh *covers eyes *

hands poli a blindfold