rhino wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 2:09pm:


You cannot disprove my claim. Police were making a sting operation against someone and I got roped into the trap. They alleged that I typed something illegal to the point that the police came and asked me a few questions. I denied their allegations. They asked to have a look at what I wrote. I consented. A computer technician employed with the police force hooked up her laptop to my computer. Downloaded the necessary files from my computer. Did the keylogging of the website concerned. Found that my computer had been hacked. And whatever I did write was of no legal concern to the police.

That was 24 years ago. The computer I used is long since gone. And since the year 2006, police have maintained monitoring of my computing and phone records, just in case that I have some kind of legal issue that needs investigating. I doubt that they do the monitoring anymore, since it has been about 6 years since my last interaction with mental health.

I could probably surmise that YOU would get monitored for as long as investigators deem necessary if you have typed in some controversial keywords into your computer. But, no action would be taken unless a police investigation deems it so.

UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 11^th, 2021 at 10:54pm:



computers don't log keystrokes, unless someone has already installed a keystroke logger onto your system. What you hear on the radio is history already recorded in the polices own records, which they might have due to previous interactions with you .... not because they have access to medical records. Police cannot access your medical records without a judges say so and a judge will not say so without good reason.

UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 11^th, 2021 at 11:00pm:



at work perhaps? I've heard of employers in the past installing key loggers onto their systems so as to make sure their employees aren't using pc's for private use. I'm not sure if that's legal anymore

John Smith wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 4:21pm:


You have a record of what you type on your computer. Every word, sentence, backspace, etc. Everything you have clicked on. The only exception is when your computer is remotely accessed. In either case, you should be able to have a record shown on what you type and where you navigated on the internet. Even deleting browser history and whatever you think clears your movements would still leave an archive of information on record on your computer.

And police do have a record of your criminal and traffic history. They have notes of previous interactions. And if you have a history of mental health (as I do), the police can have a note on their system to say that this is the case. Job numbers can be accessed regarding this.

UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 4:18pm:
Exactly what I said, theres no "flags", there are individual state databases  with previous arrests and  outstanding warrants which any police office may only use if authorised, interstate information needs to be requested.

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If i wasnt a copper I sure got away with wearing a blue uniform in public with police badges on it for many years.  Listen directly to scanners , no you cant, Ive told you this before, you are being extra dumb today. Police radios are digital and have been for some time so scanners dont work. I am aware there is some internet site claiming to broadcast selected police  frequencies, however its not live.  I can tell you the tow truck drivers suffered a lot, ask a towie about it next time you see him.
And you doubt any authentic information you are given, thats why you are pretty thick, because you wont learn, you pick a predetermined position of ignorance and stick to it. Ive corrected you on these things a few times now and here you are, spouting the same old bullsh1t. you must be the thickest poster on Ozpol.

In fact, the only way I could imagine rhino was an ex-police officer would be if he was lying about how the police operate, for the sake of deflecting the operational procedures that police work.

UnSubRocky wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 4:18pm:


Are you insisting that still can happen this day?

Aussie wrote on Oct 21^st, 2021 at 7:21pm:


Regional area's are still in analog, ive got our local police and fire in my UHF in the truck and ute  on receive only for bushfires etc.