Can't you block in the router settings what web content can be accessed?
On 10/26/26 06:28, Adam Moffett wrote:
I'm not sure it doesn't matter which computer. If they downloaded
illegal content like child porn, then that content is on your device.
I think the law has a mens rea aspect where you needed to have intent
and knowledge, and the burden of proof is on the prosecution, but I
would not trust the court in regard to anything very technical like
computer forensics. If it came down to two experts giving opposite
testimony, then you're at the mercy of what a judge or jury
/thinks/ they understand from that testimony. Better to never be in
that position.
I've been watching court videos on YouTube a lot, and I saw one where
the prosecution's expert witness turned out to have lied about his
education, and the defense counsel tore him up on cross examination.
The thing is, that jackass testified multiple times in court before
someone's attorney figured out he was a fraud. Better to never be in
that position.
-Adam
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Maybe I’m wrong, but I wouldn’t leave a nice computer there. And if
they do something bad like kiddie porn or terrorist threats, it’s
going to be traced by IP address and it doesn’t matter if it’s your
computer or theirs.
People don’t tend to use computers any more, and if they’re using one
in Puerto Vallarta it’s probably just to check their work stuff while
on vacation and they will probably have their own laptop and other
devices. I doubt even the fanciest hotels provide computers, or if
they do, it would be something like a laptop you check out from the
concierge, not just sitting there like the Mr. Coffee and the
minibar. But I don’t have personal experience with top tier hotels.
What I’d think Airbnb renters would care about is good TV and good
WiFi. If you want a nice desktop PC there for your own use, I’d lock
it away while you’re gone. Not locked in an IT sense, but in a
physical sense.
*From:* AF <[email protected]> *On Behalf Of *[email protected]
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*To:* AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group <[email protected]>
*Subject:* [AFMUG] OT ABNB
In the process of buying a fairly nice condo in Puerto Villarta. Will
Air BNB it most of the year.
Want to have a nice computer there for work and want to leave it there
with a guest user account.
I wonder if we need to lock it down to browser only? Don't want to go
to jail for something a guest did.
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