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**walczanin** · 02-09-2007, 12:30 AM

Originally Posted by Shadowfire

Final advice: use your head. (If possible)

JA · 02-09-2007, 04:26 AM

Do you believe in KARMA BlackListed? I certainly do, and here it is..

**Niteghost** · 02-09-2007, 04:30 AM

Originally Posted by onlinenooby

Do you believe in KARMA BlackListed? I certainly do, and here it is..

U mean "payback", is a BITCH, I certainly do beleive in Karma, "what goes around , comes arouund".

**mbucari1** · 02-09-2007, 05:23 AM

I just wanted to set the whole IP tracking by the Image hosting sites to rest. There are bits of the whole story in several posts. Here's how it works...

You sign up for an account on these sights using a username and password. That un and password is how they associate your account and your pictures with your computer. The only ip info that they store is temporary to allow you and the site to connect. However, you most likely have a dynamic IP address. This means that every time your computer or modem connects to the internet it acquires a new ip address (different from the one you used to upload). So, if you upload the screens then reacquire an ip, you will be untraceable. If you use dsl with a modem, then you can reset your ip very easily by either unplugging your phone line from the router or typing the subnet mask into the address bar of your browser to reset it manually. If you are on cable/ethernet then you can go into network connections, right click on your connection, and click "repair".

However, as mentioned in another post, the confidentiality agreement is binding and will not be breached to appease the admin of a private tracker. You need not worry about being banned from a tracker beacuse of uploading screenshots. It would be far more feasible to identify YOU by your signup information on the image hosting site than by your ip. However, publicly posting your e-mail which is ip independent IS risky.