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Anonymous
April 18, 2014
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mpsnare.iesnare.com

  • April 18, 2014
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I have found this in my Flash Player Microphone and Player

This being mpsnare.iesnare.com

do I want to remove it and where else is it at

OR

What settings should I apply

If itis to be removed would you provide steps for removal

Thanks

Dwight Norris

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Wizbang_FL
New Participant
July 24, 2015

mpsnare.iesnare.com is a activity tracking tool commonly used by websites that perform internet sales or subscription services to validate use of the content in the event of credit card company alleging fraud use.

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edwardj31510613
New Participant
March 23, 2015

Iesnare is a digital footprint left behind when visiting various sites..mainly gambling..worrying though is a number of gambling sites use this so that they can track activity on a users machine. There is plenty on this on the net mate and worth a read for sure

jeromiec83223024
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jeromiec83223024Community Manager
Community Manager
March 24, 2015

Flash Player respects your browser's incognito or private browsing mode.  While not a panacea, Private Browsing Mode will allow content to save data, but that data will be removed at the end of your private browsing session.  Because HTML5 offers vastly superior methods for storing persistent tracking data, Private Browsing mode is a far superior solution to trying to manage privacy using Flash controls alone.  While those options made sense in the 90's and early 2000's, they're almost anachronistic at this point.

C_F_McBlob
C_F_McBlob
Inspiring
April 18, 2014

That looks like a website requiring access for activity, like chat.

If you aren't using it, you can delete it. In your Global Settings manager, either in the Control Panel or right click Flash content... under Storage or Advanced, click "Delete All..." and clear the cached settings.

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Anonymous
April 18, 2014

Where is my Global Settings manager I use Chrome

If I clear all cached settings Skype will be removed ?

do I want to do that?

C_F_McBlob
C_F_McBlob
Inspiring
April 18, 2014

Skype won't be removed.

The Global Settings Manager is:

Win 7, 8 & 8.1:

Start>Control Panel>System and Security>Flash Player (32-bit)

Vista:

Start>Sontrol Panel>Classic View>View 32-bit COntrol Panel Items>Flash Player

XP:

Start>Control Panel>Flash Player

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