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In addition to this, Gmail puts message's subject in page title. Someone can check History and read your subjects. These can be quite revealing, for example whe
by b0rsuk 13y ago
In addition to this, Gmail puts message's subject in page title. Someone can check History and read your subjects. These can be quite revealing, for example when you're into some kinky kind of sex. I don't fancy censoring the subject each time I write a message.
- twistedpair 13y agoBut you let this person on your machine. They could install a keylogger as well. Presumably if you're so paranoid you'd not let others user the machine. :)
- thaumasiotes 13y agoI generally won't let others use my computers, since there's all kinds of stuff they could do. It's not uncommon (though not especially common) for someone to take offense; it really makes me wonder whether they realize what computers can do, or how much information about you is stamped into one you've been using for a while. My computer and yours are not interchangeable.
- Dylan16807 13y agoKeyloggers generally require root. Also if I'm watching them use the computer they won't be able to install anything but they'll certainly be able to see history while typing in the address bar.