G Gman558 Reputable Jul 13, 2014 1 0 4,510 Jul 13, 2014 #1 Someone used my desktop to check there gmail and I think they used it to log in at there house and remove files from my computer. Can they do that?
Someone used my desktop to check there gmail and I think they used it to log in at there house and remove files from my computer. Can they do that?
Solution Ubrales Jul 13, 2014 They can if you turned 'file sharing' ON, and taking files without the owner's express permission is illegal. In addition, make sure that file sharing is turned OFF on your router settings. It will be a little inconvenient but it is a lot safer.
They can if you turned 'file sharing' ON, and taking files without the owner's express permission is illegal. In addition, make sure that file sharing is turned OFF on your router settings. It will be a little inconvenient but it is a lot safer.
Ubrales Polypheme Dec 3, 2009 13,240 11 61,465 Jul 13, 2014 Solution #2 They can if you turned 'file sharing' ON, and taking files without the owner's express permission is illegal. In addition, make sure that file sharing is turned OFF on your router settings. It will be a little inconvenient but it is a lot safer. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
They can if you turned 'file sharing' ON, and taking files without the owner's express permission is illegal. In addition, make sure that file sharing is turned OFF on your router settings. It will be a little inconvenient but it is a lot safer.
smorizio Titan Jan 22, 2010 30,980 10 125,315 Jul 13, 2014 #3 also run a malware scan and a anti virus scan. if your anti virus is a few years old think of replacing it with avg or avast. also change all of your passwords. may have a keylogger or they may have gotten all of your saved passwords too. Upvote 0 Downvote
also run a malware scan and a anti virus scan. if your anti virus is a few years old think of replacing it with avg or avast. also change all of your passwords. may have a keylogger or they may have gotten all of your saved passwords too.
ssddx Titan May 27, 2009 17,053 5 74,965 Jul 13, 2014 #4 use gmail to log into your computer from their house? NO. that would require them to set up software on your computer to accomplish the task. were you there when they checked their gmail account? you would have seen something amiss. Upvote 0 Downvote
use gmail to log into your computer from their house? NO. that would require them to set up software on your computer to accomplish the task. were you there when they checked their gmail account? you would have seen something amiss.