I had a question about deleting files on my computer. I have visited some pages that I really wish i hadn't and now I am afraid that my privacy could be compromised. My question is by deleting internet history, and temp internet files, and cookies is that enough to secure my privacy? Everything I read leads me to believe it is not. Do you recommend using a program like history kill, or something else? I understand the index.dat files cannot be erased manually because MS keeps them hidden. I was just wondering what your take on the matter is, should I take better precautions, or does someone have to be a real computer genius in order to follow pages I have visited after I have deleted history and temp files and cookies. Thanks

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