David's answer is not completely accurate. If there is some sort of logging of internet access on the hot spot, then yes, the owner of said hot spot can see where you went while you were using it. However, since your computer was asking about your browser history, the answer is no, the owner of the hot spot would not have access to your computer or its browser history itself as that is stored on your computer. If you are concerned about someone seeing your history, though, you can set the Internet Options to erase your history each time you close your preferred browser and to set the retention of your history to 0 days. However, most people don't do this because they like to be able to hit only a couple of keys and have the browser remember where you have gone previously that started with those characters. For example, if you wanted to go to mybank.com, then you could start to type that address and because of the history stored on your computer, it would pop it up for you after entering a letter or two. If you have erased your history, though, you have to type in the whole address manually each time. While not a big deal, some people don't like the minor inconvenience.
Of course, there are always bookmarks (also known as favorites) that can be used to keep things handy if that is the way that works best for you.
Hot spot owners will not know what websites you've visited before and after you used their hot spots. Only the ones you visit while you're connected to their hot spot.
Yes, unless the owner of the PC blocks access, any users who are allowed to use a PC connected to the internet can share that internet connection.
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He is in the Web Browser internet cafe on Main Street, but he may ignore you while he is playing his games. Go to the clown store and get a green balloon, and take it to the kid in the Country Side. Then the owner will speak to you.
Usually the person or company who purchased the domain name that is used to access the website. Without a domain name a website is not accessible from the internet. You can also specify who the owner is when purchasing the domain name.
The owner is at the Web Browser internet cafe on Main Street. After you find the Underground Tour tickets, go to the cafe and give them back to him. If he is too busy playing internet games, you have to distract him somehow. As it turns out, this is accidental : get a green balloon from the Clown Store and give it to the boy in the CountrySide.
Usually the person or company who purchased the domain name that is used to access the website. Without a domain name a website is not accessible from the internet. You can also specify who the owner is when purchasing the domain name.
A land owner cannot create access simply by passing over the boundary line. Rights of access are created by a grant from the owner of the encumbered land or by law.A land owner cannot create access simply by passing over the boundary line. Rights of access are created by a grant from the owner of the encumbered land or by law.A land owner cannot create access simply by passing over the boundary line. Rights of access are created by a grant from the owner of the encumbered land or by law.A land owner cannot create access simply by passing over the boundary line. Rights of access are created by a grant from the owner of the encumbered land or by law.
The person in control of a workplace or access to a workplace is the owner or the owner's agent.
If no page at all exists at the address you put in, you should get error 401, but a site can (and some do) display anything else - often the owner of the site will display some advertising, perhaps offering to sell the domain name (address).
the owner must have a good accountant who takes the accounting to him or if he has a good handling of Internet he can access on line to his statements of account by means of the page of the service of tributary administration
Discretionary access controlnswer Explanation: The discretionary access control (DAC) model permits the owner of a resource to identify the users who can access the resource. You become the owner of the resource by either creating the resource or by being granted ownership of that resource. You grant access to the resources using access control lists (ACLs).