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05-05-21 12:05 #14438Senior Member

Posts: 268Your DNS can show every website you've been to in about 5 seconds, so incognito is pretty useless to. Just open your cmd prompt and type ipconfig / displaydns if you don't believe me. Clearing DNS with ipconfig / flushdns adds an extra layer of protection against readily accessible information on your PC. Beyond that, Johnny is right that no one is going to spend the time, money or effort to do forensic analysis on your HD over some hooker misdemeanor. If you're really paranoid, buy a cheap laptop cash from a pawn shop, boot into tails from a flash drive and only use public wifi. That's about as safe as the "average" person is going to get. Generally speaking, don't use an app (burner is the way to go), don't send pics, and for the love of god, don't pay with for sex with cash apps like venmo. Beyond that, you're pretty safe. Just be smart.
Originally Posted by PissedOffLaxD
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05-05-21 10:37 #14437Senior Member

Posts: 1144There has been a second one now.
The Feb sting results are in besides a couple of them, a lot of the people plead guilty (foolishly in my opinion, I would have fought it to a reduced charge.) one of them got a disorderly conduct and yes I believe one was dismissed. This sting that happened last week is under the brand new statute, and yes, all but one were charged at a residential location in both the Feb. Sting and the may sting. Both homes owned by the land reutilization company at that time. I think they actually wait until they are arraigned to announce the arrest, as the offense date is 4/26 but the articleis announced on 5/4 when their arraignment happened. The interesting thing is one of the guys was charged at a random location in the middle of the street with no physical address about 23 miles away on the county line from the sting house. As I mentioned on the CLE boards, I wonder if this guy drove by and fled and they tracked him down. Definitely can't see that one holding up in court. But what I'm interested in is what plea bargains these guys will get.
Originally Posted by Member#2862
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05-05-21 09:03 #14436Senior Member

Posts: 731Paris anyone?
https://akron-canton.skipthegames.co...d/592858565529
Anyone been to Paris? If so was it worth the trip? Thanks.
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05-04-21 23:26 #14435Senior Member

Posts: 459Interesting info from court records if I am reading right
Appears this was clear back around February 10th? Most are the same location but at least one was different. I found one that was dismissed without prejudice. So do they wait until all cases are closed before announcing? Hmmm.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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05-04-21 22:06 #14434Senior Member

Posts: 732And they've used a house before, too. Just more proof not to listen to JohnBGoode. Plus, he uploads the videos he takes without consent.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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Anyhow, sad about the men. I used to work with one of them. Pretty nice guy. I'd love to know which ad was bait.
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05-04-21 20:44 #14433Senior Member

Posts: 211Clearing your cache
Clearing your cache only works if you are using an old school, spindle hard drive. Most computers these days and pretty well all smartphones use solid state drives and memory; all data written to a SSD is recoverable, even if it's encrypted. It just takes longer if it's encrypted, but is all there.
Originally Posted by OhioMonger
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The only thing you're really doing by clearing your cache is making it so an SO can't easily track what you're doing or have done.
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05-04-21 17:56 #14432Senior Member

Posts: 1144All good ideas but houses are not foolproof
Arrests just announced today in Akron at a residential location. It actually doesn't state that in the article. However looking up the offenders on Akron municipal case search you can see its a residential address. Which again, these guys could have avoided if they simply looked up the auditors website and seen that it was owned by the land reutilization company. Going to be interesting to see what becomes of these cases. by how this looks this is a carbon copy of the sting they did in Feb, only with a different address and of course with the increased penalty. very eye opening that the last one in summit co was in feb and this is only a couple months later. https://fox8.com/news/10-men-includi...ing-operation/.
Originally Posted by JohnBGood1113
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Last edited by Chunks92; 05-04-21 at 18:21. Reason: more info
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05-04-21 14:57 #14431Senior Member

Posts: 507Gps
The good old days.
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05-04-21 14:22 #14430Senior Member

Posts: 226Sasha
If anyone is wondering about sexy little Sasha I doubt she will be around much now that she is actively being hunted by us marshals. Such a shame I did enjoy using her. Unfortunately uncle LEO caught up with her.
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05-04-21 12:26 #14429Senior Member

Posts: 268Incognito isn't enough. Be sure to clear your dns cache frequently, or anyone with access to your PC can see any site you've visited.
Originally Posted by JohnBGood1113
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05-03-21 23:03 #14428Senior Member

Posts: 810$1 Cash App
Congratulations, from a legal perspective you just exchanged money in exchange for the promise of sex. And they've got documentary evidence to prove it. If some publicity hungry sheriff or prosecutor with ambitions for higher office wants to make a splash by arresting a large number of evil enablers of human trafficking (that's us for you home gamers), using cash app makes their job really easy.
Originally Posted by Budd2
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Just don't do it.
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05-03-21 21:42 #14427Senior Member

Posts: 1370Curious
If escorts requiring $1 cash app to make sure your real becomes the norm. Then when LEO does their stings it will just make it easier for them to identify you. Is there a way to set up an untraceable cash app? Probably not a good idea for us to give into the $1 cash app, let's not let it become the norm.
Originally Posted by MoparMan426
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05-03-21 21:36 #14426Senior Member

Posts: 226Tor
They can do forensic analysis of your computer to determine where you went on Tor. . Otherwise, when you connect to Tor, not even your ISP or the police can determine what websites you're visiting, unless the police own those websites themselves and are running exploits.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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With that said no police department is going to do a forensic anything over a misdemeanor non violent crime! LOL.
None.
Even that is way over the top.
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05-03-21 21:27 #14425Senior Member

Posts: 226Turn on incognito smh
Turn on incognito and use TOR completely anonymous servers.
Originally Posted by Chunks92
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05-03-21 18:05 #14424Senior Member

Posts: 1144Nice
I actually looked up their selection very reasonable. I might actually be going the route Budd is going as well and replacing just apps with a burner. While I think he has the right idea, I don't think it will be quite as extreme as he was saying, however this would def add another layer that the oinkers would have to go through to potentially charge with a misdemeanor that I would get reduced in court LOL. I would fight that in court hard. Married dudes should look into this especially, because if they do start something like sending out letters like budd was saying that would be a disaster for them and a physical burner would definitely block that from occurring.
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