I need advice please

LadyTY2Uall

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Does anyone know of a way of storing xxxPrivatexxx videos online without the risk of it getting out? Is there such a thing as a strictly private online storage for photos, files and videos? I made one this morning for a few select friends but it is too big to send via email,,,hotmail can't handle it nor can yahoo.....all I can think of is to put it online somewhere private and send them to that site......am I nuts for thinking this is possible?
 
Storing online, on a computer hooked up to the internet etc is not as secure as some may say. Recently i was involved in a case where it was determined that there was no reasonable expectation of privacy if you stored personal material in a place other than a secure, offline location. (A wife found her way into her husbands company computer and accessed his personal files. Both were password protected).

If kids can hack their way into military installations, they can surely find their way to your underwear pics. Store them on disk in a safety deposit box!
 
onehunglow said:
Storing online, on a computer hooked up to the internet etc is not as secure as some may say. Recently i was involved in a case where it was determined that there was no reasonable expectation of privacy if you stored personal material in a place other than a secure, offline location. (A wife found her way into her husbands company computer and accessed his personal files. Both were password protected).

If kids can hack their way into military installations, they can surely find their way to your underwear pics. Store them on disk in a safety deposit box!

haha yeah but why would anyone try to hack into a computer for someone single video file. The whiz kids get more satisfaction trying to hack into the Pentagon than for some girls video :D
 
It is just a b.j. vid but my face is clearly showing and I have grown kids with grown friends,,,,,,all I need is for one of their friends to say "Hey, guess who I saw on the internet?"
 
Once you have made something like this, you're always in danger of it showing up. One of the friends you may give it to can become not so friendly or even just have a thoughtless moment and then you're out there. Once it's out there it can be on dozens of sites in days. Probably you should just forget this.
 
facebook

Just a suggestion but you can create a fake facebook account and put permissions on the video so only certain peeps can see it. once they download it, delete it. ..
 
yeah, I am thinking maybe it is not such a good idea. Yes I know the chances of anyone giving a rats ass about what I am doing on vid is remote but I have kids. So even a remote chance is still not acceptible.
 
I'd just crank up mIRC, start a private channel for my friends, and chat with them while they're leeching off my computer. :)
 
Just do an internet search for IRC or Internet Relay Chat. I personally use mIRC from www.mirc.com. It's a chat program that allows for file sharing. It's not that easy to understand, but once you get the hang of it, it's very nice.

Yahoo Messenger or ICQ (is that still around?) probably have the same functions to allow file sharing. These chat programs are much more user friendly, but I don't recall the file-sharing to be in the same league as mIRC.
 
LadyTY2Uall said:
yeah, I am thinking maybe it is not such a good idea. Yes I know the chances of anyone giving a rats ass about what I am doing on vid is remote but I have kids. So even a remote chance is still not acceptible.

If it is on the internet, it is public. If it is in an email, it is public. If it is a digital file, and someone else has it, it is public.

If you don't want someone to see something, don't record it. If you do record it anyway, keep a really short leash on the files, and physical control of the computer. Otherwise, things just sort of leak out.

I seem to recall a story out of the states where Geek Squad employees were scanning customers hard drives for interesting porn, and finding all sorts of things. Eventually, the employees were caught and terminated, but with digital files, everything goes everywhere.
 
LKD said:
haha yeah but why would anyone try to hack into a computer for someone single video file. The whiz kids get more satisfaction trying to hack into the Pentagon than for some girls video :D

If you ever check your firewalls traffic log you will find hundreds of attempts to intrude into your system. Some may have even been successful. Many are just harmless while others are not. Once in, anything can happen from simple trashing of your system to the theft of passwords, internet search history, banking info etc. Any info that can be profitable to some sleazebag is worth hiding in the safest of locations.
 
Thank you for all of the info and advice, I will look into the different suggestions plus give it some serious thought. I Appreciate the feed back.