Deleting Gmail forever

**charlieM** · #11 15th Dec 2008, 11:31

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Originally Posted by YRTNEG

http://www.ccleaner.com/

download, install, options, settings, secure deletion, set to NSA (7 Rounds)

NSA (7 Rounds) mean that whatever you delete will be deleted and writen-over 7 times so even the Goverment cant tell what your internet history is or what videos you had on and now deleted Hehe

So if i use ccleaner, it won't delete everything, correct?? It will just fully delete items that were already deleted.. . .

But do i really need this if the email is web-based, like gmail? The other guy said it was pretty much unretrieveable from the PC itself.

**charlieM** · #12 15th Dec 2008, 11:34

good to know for future reference with the pr0n!

I just don't want it to look like i've been TRYING to hide stuff. . . . even though that is exactly what i'm doing.

**Hybr!d** · #13 15th Dec 2008, 11:35

Keep it clean, this is a family site.

**YRTNEG** · #14 15th Dec 2008, 11:38

does that mean i have to spell the p word like p0rn lol least i didnt go into graphical detail about the p0rn lol

**charlieM** · #15 15th Dec 2008, 11:38

Sorry about that. But Dave, if what you say about the gmail stuff is correct, then i wouldn't even have to worry about it because none of those emails would be saved on the computer, correct??

**YRTNEG** · #16 15th Dec 2008, 11:40

yes lol there is no possiable way that they could as they are internet held files lol

unless somone knows ur password there is no way they could look at your emails that was the purpose that they were invented instead of outlook and such

**Hybr!d** · #17 15th Dec 2008, 11:41

None will be, they are stored online. Unless you have saved any manualy.

**Hybr!d** · #18 15th Dec 2008, 11:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by YRTNEG

does that mean i have to spell the p word like p0rn lol least i didnt go into graphical detail about the p0rn lol

I don't see why it has any relevance here, it lowers the tone of this site using such words, don't do it.

**YRTNEG** · #19 15th Dec 2008, 11:44

ok sorry i has just trying to get Describe the "Main" use of CCleaner as he asked

**charlieM** · #20 15th Dec 2008, 11:46

that's good to know. Thanks to you both for the help.

I guess that since i've closed that account, there really shouldn't be any way of opening them up.

i think i might still try out that ccleaner thing, but i'm a little skeptical of it cleaning out way too much. . .