Mr-Protocol

I will leave it with this: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1030 https://www.hak5.org/gear/bash-bunny/docs

The links were not suspicious. But removed because I feel they were irrelevant. They were labeled just white text.

Found this: http://a.co/fVdZ22y If you look in the "Customer's also viewed" you can see others.

Yeah yeah.... haha. Kind of cheating :-P

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Locked this 5 year old thread necro

That post is from SOOO long ago back before a couple database migrations. May be why it's not showing up. If I remember in a couple weeks, I'll see what I can find out from support. I will be traveling for a couple weeks.

It says it found 42 results. I'm confused how it's broken? The thread you were referencing before "Your War Rig" is there on page 2.

If you can, make a video and send me the youtube private link in a PM? maybe I can spot what's going on?

I had someone with an "Active User" account such as yourself test the search feature and it worked fine. I would check possible browser add-ons or something.

I will have to make a non-admin account to test. Works fine on this account.

What search bar are you using? Make sure it is searching "All Content". If needed, I can create a normal user account and test. You do have to watch when you do the search. If you are viewing a thread it will only search within that category. I was able to find the "Post war rig" thread using the all content search.

Wish I had the time lol. Good work though.

Thinking enough has been said on the topic. Locking.

Well, most cases there is a signature in the contract saying that they understand communications can be monitored. Hence no warrant ;-).