When you CTB do they pull your google searches etc.?

[BizarreBazaar]

And website history like this one? Or does there have to be a reasonable suspicion of a crime? I think I read that somewhere.

 

[Whatsthepointanyway]

Got some questionable porn you'd rather people didn't know about? I doubt you'd get your web history pulled, what's the point - it can't bring you back

 

[autumnal]

Got some questionable porn you'd rather people didn't know about? I doubt you'd get your web history pulled, what's the point - it can't bring you back

 

[Kumachan]

its the same when you worry about how youd look when you are dead, my browser history, we are so used to be constantly anxious about everything... But hey thats the point of CTB to be free from all that shit!

Delete your history tho just to be on the safe side)

 

[Worndown]

Only if they think they can blame someone.

 

[Didymus]

Don't want to worry people, but routers can log all traffic as well. So deleting your local history might not be enough. Although I don't think they will ever examine a router's log file.

 

[niloc]

I sure hope not, but if I'm gone I suppose I won't care anymore.

 

[BizarreBazaar]

Got some questionable porn you'd rather people didn't know about? I doubt you'd get your web history pulled, what's the point - it can't bring you back

No, I'm still hoping to make it look like an accident, but if they search my web history then that won't be possible.

 

[Despo41]

No, I'm still hoping to make it look like an accident, but if they search my web history then that won't be possible.

I'm interested in knowing how you will make it look like an accident? Surely that's not easy?

 

[BizarreBazaar]

I'm interested in knowing how you will make it look like an accident? Surely that's not easy?

I'm thinking of grilling some burgers behind my car and then bringing the grill inside later to either stay warm or keep it dry. The food is to make the effects of bringing in the grill look unintentional like it wasn't planned out beforehand.

Father warns of dangers of disposable barbeques after son's accidental death

A grieving father yesterday warned of the dangers of disposable barbecues after his 22-year-old son accidentally gassed himself to death with one of the devices in his camper van.

www.telegraph.co.uk