The most optimal solution to this issue is History Killer Pro. This is rated very high by editors and users in cnet.com (link provided below). It has the following key features.
Search function
You can find comprehensive information concerning particular website, file, etc (e.g. www.facebook.com) after total scan of the PC and securely remove the data.
Selective removal of items and sub-items
All items scanned via the program are wholly visible and can be deleted selectively (folders, subfolders, files, etc).
Exclude list
Particular items can be added to Exclude list for preservation purposes. E.g. you can add "Google" item in the list to keep Google related data as it is (Google cookies, Gmail login, password, etc).
Multi-level security
The program has 4 security level:
Schedules
The program can be set to "Clean" particular browser targets on exit. E.g. if you use internet Explorer, History Killer Pro can be scheduled to delete all cookies, history, temporary files, autocomplete password, etc. on the browser exit.
Lifetime license
No subscriptions, no additional fees. Free of charge updates.
Multilanguage support
English, German, Russian
French, Spanish support (coming soon)
You can also try an application such as "Window washer." It's free to try and cheap to keep using. This one I use with success...not only does it delete history, cookies and cache files, but it also overwrites them preventing recovery utilities from recovering the history from your hard drive.
You can usually pretty easily find your internet history sometimes you can only clear it but depending on your browser it js usually found under "tools" on your bar up at the top of the screen. Different browsers have it in different places though.
all you have to do is look at the toolbar and press on the favorites icon the one with the star and then press the history icon and you can pick how far back you want to see the history you've done in the internet.
You need to check your browser internet history
It depends wether they choose to or not. In some offices they moniter internet activity but in others they do not.
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While one can not truly just jump into the past and see previous human activity, Archaeologists can study the remains left over. There are also other scientist that can observe tracks and enviornment to determine human activity, but the name I can not recall at the moment.
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A medium helps those in need with paranormal activity. If you need to see a medium, search one on the internet. Someone out there is bound to help you. I think you can be as old as you need
The internet can be a useful tool for information but sometimes there is adult information on their that kids should not see. It would be wise to put some parental controls on your computer to help monitor your child's internet activity.
Any form of illegal activity that is recorded in the past of an individual is referred to politely as a jaded past.