Posted by kcm.MN on June 29, 2017 at 08:59:11 from (174.219.16.164):
In Reply to: DANG SPAMMERS!! posted by kcm.MN on June 29, 2017 at 01:57:04:
If it hints to ANY topic and you do not know the person posting, you should not click on the link! Someone could place what appears to be a normal URL (like I often do), but instead of going to YouTube or Amazon, it goes to some other strange link. Could be some sneaky sob getting their foot in the door by "acting" like a good, caring member rather than the spammer they are. And as I stated, someone clicking on the link may not even see anything bad until it's far too late to do anything about it.
For people that know how to, you can set up a VPN, or a Virtual Private Network, that prevents ANY spammer from gaining ANY access to your computer! You can go to all the nastiest sites on the net and, when (not "if"!!) your PC starts acting funny, you can simply wipe away the VPN and start over without any harm to the rest of your machine or software. Another thing would be to have an Internet Only computer that has backup installation discs. If/when your computer gets hacked or downloads a virus, you can simply reformat the PC and start from scratch. A VPN offers basically the same protection, but allows you to keep the online portion separate from the offline portion. ...There's a little more to it than that, but that's the best I can offer.
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