lillkittynboise
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I really want to be able to get on here... look at porn... while at work... is that possible??? if So how do I cover my tracks?
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I really want to be able to get on here... look at porn... while at work... is that possible??? if So how do I cover my tracks?

Well thats no fun!Wait till you get home.![]()
There are several ways your employer can track where you've been on the Internet, not to mention the actual words you've typed. To be safe, wait until you're at home.
ThanksMost employers might look at their router logs to see what websites your IP went to.
There is technology that can help you avoid this, such as Tor. Instead of using the usual path to a website, such as literotica, Tor encrypts your request, and sends it to a Tor relay. This relay sends your request through a number of other relays, eventually ending up at the website you want to see. Details of how it works.
Tor will only protect youif you use it properly. Make sure you understand what you're doing if you use it.
All of that said, you probably want to follow the advice of just about everyone else and just wait until you get home. It's possible that your computer at work has software installed on it, hidden from you, but recording every thing you type. Web pages, emails, IM's, anything.
I really want to be able to get on here... look at porn... while at work... is that possible??? if So how do I cover my tracks?

Just look at this simple example (the sign down there) of some of the information that can be obtained...

Use a wireless laptop. Even if they see lots of traffic from porn sites, there's no way to link it back to you. Just don't so something foolish like log in to your company account from the same laptop.
That is not true.
Wireless internet is the same as wired in terms of how much information the owner of the network has about your traffic. Wireless adapters have a MAC address, just like wired adapters, and they receive an IP Address just like wired adapters.
Data downloaded using wireless can be linked back to you in the exact same way as wired traffic.
It's trivial to change the MAC address, but what does it matter? They can see the traffic going to your MAC, but how would they ever connect it to you? It's your laptop, so they can't take it and look at what MAC you're using. The only way they could connect it to you is if you log into a company account with the same MAC, but even then it's only circumstantial evidence.