Global Storage Objecrts/Privacy policy/No Security?

I have disabled in the control panel. I still see folders created with chnges in pages whgen no video is used.
Does Adobe have a privay policy?
With storage disabled, what is Adobe tracking and how is this data being used?
When I go to CNN or Yahoo mail logon, a folder is created. Please explain what Adobe is doing, is my site history being tracked by Adobe?
Message was edited by: steve_bnk 1. All settings deny and zero storage 2. When going to FOX News on selecting a video pop asks for permission to store, files are simultaneously created in the macromedia/sys folder. 3. The macromedia settings file is updated saying allow FOX. 3. The settings file is updated to allow FOX News. If any site can write the settings file it appears there is no way to deny object storage. Without local controls and protection of the settings, then there appears to be no security.
Message was edited by: steve_bnk
Well, it looks like the settings file maintains my browsing history. If I delete It I have to go back to Adobe to recreate from scratch.

Hi, you might be interested in this article:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-20028397-264.html?tag=mncol;mlt_related
The Global Settings Panels have various Panels to set as the user prefers.
http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html
Some of the Panels work together.
Whenever I receive a popup from a website asking for permission to either increase or allow something, I just click on no and have always been able to view the site anyway.
eidnolb

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Except for those who run cute lil' programs that could disorient or disrupt the system, possessing someone's MAC is possessing the 'true name' of at least one portion of their computer. Follow the computer in your accumulated files, and somewhere, this note even, gives you the mailing address, and a good lead on who owner is. IP address, if too static, well, same deal. With policy in place, I can feel free to run a server AND the rest of my system on the same fiber broadband line, saving me enough $/yr to buy an upgrade or two.
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First, in admitting what you said above is not the case:,
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2. Mozilla does not publicly release personally identifying information collected in connection with an application for employment with Mozilla.
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4. Mozilla does not make publicly available information that it specifically promises at the time of collection to maintain in confidence."
Part 1 is UNTRUE to the extent that Mozilla reports and/or verifies donations, either the 5 largest or everyone donating more than I think it's $30K for the annual Form IRS 990, a NfP's equivalent of a Form 1040 - the last three are generally posted on the foundation site.
Part 2 is The Law in most states.
Part 3 promises internal security to Mozilla, and says NOTHING about users.
Part 4 avoids nasty suits.
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Like the guy who posted a copy of an ad he found for hospital lubricant in 55-gallon drums - and found himself the Facebook spokesman for a KY-Jelly-type product.
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I would prefer a statement like:
'Mozilla Foundation and its subdivisions are committed to neither selling, trading, supplying, borrowing or using any data that can possibly be linked to a given user or volunteer.
We will fight tooth and claw on behalf of our users and participants - to resist ANY attempt by any agency, public or private, for ANY reason, including promises of money or advertising, to divulge ANY information about them to anyone, PARTICULARLY when the request comes from a government with a less-than-stellar civil/judicial rights record, according to agencies like Human Rights Watch, the European Union's human rights division, the Permanent Court of International Justice division dealing with mass murderers and the like.
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We further put agencies, public and private, on notice that we maintain as little data as possible on our free and paying customers, and do not maintain a single record we are not required to keep, even if it makes our business a bit more difficult to perform.
And if we get word someone might be coming, they're liable to find all computers free of data, which, if legally possible - before a subpoena or warrant arrives, just on rumor it is coming, we will destroy everything - to the point of installing and activating scuttling devices on all disks and backups, no matter where stored. We take this protection very seriously, and would rather face a business and directory rebuild than give any information that could locate a product user.'
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Message was edited by: Carol >> private information removed <<
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I've been trying to find an answer to my issue by reading other posts. There seems to be some very similar issues with the latest update for Flash Player but owing to my lack of expertise on the matter I'll outline my specific problem. So, here it is:
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Hi H, I thot maybe that is what happened. Anytime you mention Explorer in the same sentence with Windows, one thinks of Internet Explorer :-) I'm sure many have maybe done that.
Cool, bet you're glad of that!! LOL
I'm not sure what is actually happening when the folders in that location are removed. I can't see how they can be the Flash Folders that the Flash files are located in.
That one person said something about "don't worry, they will just be replaced", remember? I wonder if those folders are holding the Temp folders?
I'll ask Pat when I have time. It would be good to understand it.
Glad that did it anyway!!!
Thanks for marking your thread as answered also.
FYI Flash Player has Updated (Security) all platforms; Reader & Acrobat also & Air
FF 4 coming out tonight or tomorrow, IE9 is out, going to be crazy!!
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HT201272 can someone help me with this chat session.Font Size You are chatting with an Advisor now. This chat will be recorded. At the end of the session, you can print the transcript or request a copy via email. Privacy Policy Advisor [4:49 p.m.]: Hi, my

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You are chatting with an Advisor now. This chat will be recorded. At the end of the session, you can print the transcript or request a copy via email.
Privacy Policy
Advisor [4:49 p.m.]:
Hi, my name is Jacob. It'll be just a moment while I review the comments you provided.
Advisor [4:49 p.m.]:
Hello Machelle, how may I assist you today?
Customer [4:51 p.m.]:
Can you please help me recover the new testament of the bible from media group. The have vanished.
Customer [4:52 p.m.]:
I need to recover the lost purchases I made from media group. I had all of the new testament.
Advisor [4:53 p.m.]:
Thank you for this information, I understand that you are missing some purchases. I do want to apologize for this inconvenience. I will be more then happy to look into this for you.
Advisor [4:53 p.m.]:
Would you be able to provide your Apple ID? This is the email used to sign into the iTunes store.
Customer [4:54 p.m.]:
[email protected]
Advisor [4:54 p.m.]:
Thank you, one moment please.
Advisor [4:56 p.m.]:
Were these individual purchases? If so could you provide the name for each individual purchase?
Customer [4:57 p.m.]:
yes it the new testament books of the bible
Customer [4:57 p.m.]:
genesis etc...
Advisor [4:58 p.m.]:
I apologize, but I am not exactly familiar with the New Testament. Would you be able to provide these names for me so I can locate them on my end?
Customer [4:59 p.m.]:
Genisis Mark Matthew Luke John
Customer [4:59 p.m.]:
Exodus Levitus Numbers
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Just a quick question, were these all audiobooks?
Customer [5:00 p.m.]:
Duetoronomy
Customer [5:00 p.m.]:
Yes from media group
Advisor [5:00 p.m.]:
Okay, are you currently on a computer with iTunes installed?
Customer [5:01 p.m.]:
yes
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Unfortunately, audiobooks and ringtones are the only items on the iTunes store unavailable for re-download through iTunes in the Cloud. What I can go ahead and do is try and re-add these audiobooks back to your download queue for re-download. Please note if they have been removed or modified on the iTunes store they may not be available for re-download. Would this be okay?
Customer [5:03 p.m.]:
yes thank you!
Advisor [5:03 p.m.]:
Excellent, one moment please.
Advisor [5:05 p.m.]:
I apologize but after reviewing your account, it looks like we have already issued 3 exceptions for you to re-download your audiobooks in the past. Back on 02/23/2013. I apologize but we will be unable to do another exception for you.
Customer [5:06 p.m.]:
that down load did include the new books of the bible that I had.
Customer [5:07 p.m.]:
that down load did not have the new testament books of the bible that I had
Advisor [5:07 p.m.]:
While reviewing the notes, this was issued to add all available audiobooks bought on your account. I again apologize but I will be unable to issue another exception to you. As the previous advisor did inform you to make sure to back up your files.
Customer [5:08 p.m.]:
the other advisor did not down load the new testament books. The advisor did not restore all of the books that I had originally brought.
Advisor [5:10 p.m.]:
While looking closer, the books that you are missing are no longer available to be re-downloaded. This is the reason why they were not added back to your download queue when he issued them. Unfortunately, as we do not handle the content on the iTunes store you will need to get in contact with the publisher of the content as they were the ones two remove or modify these books on the iTunes store. If you would like I can provide a link to their support site.
Customer [5:11 p.m.]:
yes they are I saw them.
Advisor [5:11 p.m.]:
They may have been modified by the content owner. This will be the reason why they were not added. As Apple does not control 3rd party content on the iTunes store. You will need to get in contact with them as we are unable to re-add this content back to your download queue.
Customer [5:12 p.m.]:
it is I just looked at it in the itunes store
Customer [5:13 p.m.]:
the material is still the same. The store does have it.
Advisor [5:13 p.m.]:
Machelle, if the items have been modified since you bought them, they will be unavailable for us to issue them back to you. You will need to get in contact with the providers for these books as they are the content owners and we do not have access to issue these back to you.
Customer [5:14 p.m.]:
the are still the same bible books that I purchased at the store.
Customer [5:14 p.m.]:
The audio books are the same. When I buy it again nothing will be different.
Advisor [5:14 p.m.]:
Machelle, I understand this. This is what our records are showing. When the previous advisor tried to re-issue them to you they were unable to as they have been modified on the iTunes store.
Advisor [5:15 p.m.]:
In order to receive further support for this issue you will need to get in contact with Media Group as they are the content providers for these audiobooks.
Customer [5:15 p.m.]:
I will buy them from another source. Don't say they have changed. The books are the same books I brought. They are at the store.
Advisor [5:16 p.m.]:
Machelle, Apple does not handle the content for 3rd party publishers on the iTune

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it seems like my operating system was breaking all together.
even vlc or time machine wouldn't open properly.
i formatted, reinstalled osx, updated and upgraded. now i'm on mavericks.
i had the time so i wanted a fresh start rather than trying again with time machine which may have happened again at some point.

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i had a REALLY hard time, too.

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How to get Privacy Policy value for each userprofile in sharepoint 2010?

In userprofile application, we have defined Privacy Policy of mobilephone feild as optional, so every user has option to choose visibility scope of this property to "Everyone/My Manager/my colegues/Only Me" .
Now I am trying to get mobilephone value and their selected visibility option for each user.
I am able to get mobilephone value but I could not get "what each user has chosen as their visibility scope"?

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you want to get Privacy Policy value for each userprofile in sharepoint 2010.
You need to use RunWithElevatedPrivileges method to impersonate user.
To get the get mobilephone policy, you can use user["CellPhone "].Privacy.
For more information, you can refer to:
c# - Getting property privacy with Sharepoint 2010
How to Programmatically Impersonate Users in SharePoint
Managing Sharepoint 2010 Profiles Programmatically
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Cannot check Allow Third-Party Content from Global Storage Settings panel.

I cannot check the box that says Allow Third-Party Content To Store Data On Your Computer in the Global Storage Settings panel. I have seen many other people with this issues but they have either been unresolved or the resolutions to the problems do not work for me.
I am running
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