Finding the URL?

SkyRider

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I know there are some smart people on this Board.

So, I was using a public computer. (No need to explain why I was using a public computer.) So, I came across this website with some really nice pics of naked women (no, not porn). I downloaded a few pics on to my USB key but the computer shut down because time had expired and I didn't save the URL.

Question: Other than trial and error, how can I find the same website now?
 
Tineye or Google Search the images.
 
I am computer illiterate.

1) I have a couple of the JPEGs on my USB key now.

2) What do I do now?
Hey SkyRider, I hope you had a good Christmas, and did more than download pics of nekkid ladies.

For Google Image Search:
1. Open Google
2. Click on the word Images (top right)
3. Click on the camera icon on the right of the search bar
4. Click on Upload an Image
5. Click on Browse
6. File Explorer will open. Find your USB key and open it.
7. Click on the photo you want to search for.
8. Click on the Open button.

Hope this helps.
 
Post them to this thread.
I tried in the past to post pics to this Board and failed every single time. I think I have to post the pic to a "host" which I have never been able to do successfully. Also, I think some hosts do not accept nudity.
 
Hey SkyRider, I hope you had a good Christmas, and did more than download pics of nekkid ladies.

For Google Image Search:
1. Open Google
2. Click on the word Images (top right)
3. Click on the camera icon on the right of the search bar
4. Click on Upload an Image
5. Click on Browse
6. File Explorer will open. Find your USB key and open it.
7. Click on the photo you want to search for.
8. Click on the Open button.

Hope this helps.

Thanks. I'll give it a try.

Hope your Christmas was good. Mine was very good. My 10 year old nice (she is a real cutie) is in the children's choir and they were singing Christmas carols on Christmas Eve.

Take care. Thanks again.
 
Were you logged in to your Google account on the public computer? If so, and you used Google searches to find the sites with the images, you can look back at your Google search history from another computer:

- Log into your Google account and go to the Google search page
- Click your avatar at the top right, then click My Account
- Click My Activity

This will show what you searched and what sites you clicked on from the search results.
 
So, I was using a public computer. (No need to explain why I was using a public computer.)

Perhaps no NEED to explain, but please entertain us with the story of why you were surfing porn at a library or Internet cafe (do those even still exist?)
 
Were you logged in to your Google account on the public computer? If so, and you used Google searches to find the sites with the images, you can look back at your Google search history from another computer:

- Log into your Google account and go to the Google search page
- Click your avatar at the top right, then click My Account
- Click My Activity

This will show what you searched and what sites you clicked on from the search results.
Thanks for the info. Actually, I wasn't logged into my Google account (no need to explain why) on the public computer but I'll keep this in mind should I need it in the future. BTW: Is it a good idea for Google to have too much info on you?

BTW: I followed the procedures described in RandyAndy2's post and found my naked women.
 
Thanks for the info. Actually, I wasn't logged into my Google account (no need to explain why) on the public computer but I'll keep this in mind should I need it in the future. BTW: Is it a good idea for Google to have too much info on you?

BTW: I followed the procedures described in RandyAndy2's post and found my naked women.

If anyone has an Android phone and really wants to be horrified, go to Google Maps (phone or PC), click the menu then click on Your Timeline, pick a day you were hobbying, and hope your SO doesn't know about this.
 
If anyone has an Android phone and really wants to be horrified, go to Google Maps (phone or PC), click the menu then click on Your Timeline, pick a day you were hobbying, and hope your SO doesn't know about this.
I don't have Android but I thought you could turn this feature off. Yes, no, maybe?

Also, some cameras show the location of where the photo was taken. I remember one of my lady friends posted some pics on the Internet and was horrified to later learn that the photo also contained info on her location.

Also, be careful when you post links to a Youtube video as I think it shows your sign-in name, (not a big deal if you are using an alias).

BTW: There is a reason why some of us use public computers when we do "research" and download stuff on a USB key. Even if you lose the USB key, you can always deny that it is yours. Question: Is there a way to password protect a USB key?
 
I don't have Android but I thought you could turn this feature off. Yes, no, maybe?
You can turn it off, but it's on by default. This feature is called Location History, and you can disable it in the Maps app or the Android system settings for Location.

Also, some cameras show the location of where the photo was taken. I remember one of my lady friends posted some pics on the Internet and was horrified to later learn that the photo also contained info on her location.
This is another setting that can be turned off but is enabled by default. This feature is called Geotagging and can be turned off in the Camera app.
 
If anyone has an Android phone and really wants to be horrified, go to Google Maps (phone or PC), click the menu then click on Your Timeline, pick a day you were hobbying, and hope your SO doesn't know about this.


OMG - I was shocked that my location history for the last several months was available. It even captured the names of the clubs where I was partying. I disabled this feature immediately. Thanks for this post!!!!!!
 
OMG - I was shocked that my location history for the last several months was available. It even captured the names of the clubs where I was partying. I disabled this feature immediately. Thanks for this post!!!!!!

Glad to hear that at least one other member found this thread helpful. This is an example of where posting a question on the open forum benefits more than just one member. Of course, my only interest was to find my naked women again which I did, thanks to another member.
 
Glad to hear that at least one other member found this thread helpful. This is an example of where posting a question on the open forum benefits more than just one member. Of course, my only interest was to find my naked women again which I did, thanks to another member.

Several of us have asked what you were doing surfing porn in a library. So far you have pretended not to see the question but you know maybe if you answer it "will be an example of where posting a question on the open forum benefits more than just one member".