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I know most people here want tips on search engine optimization but what I need is slightly different. I want to make a website which will probably contain some private information (names, addresses, emails, numbers) and I wanted to know how I could keep this site OFF the search engines so nobody stumbles across this private info. by randomly googling one of the names on the list.
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If the information is sensitive you should password protect it. There are other ways for a url to get into the "wild"....
Aside from the legal ramifications I know I'd take a dim view of anybody who had my personal information and didn't protect it properly... |
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No index, no follow - will not stop prying eyes...you need some sort of seperate storage try a cms..which has administrative access. You can then give access to set individuals.
Kind Regards Neil Maycock Hotel Reservation Software for Joomla |
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It depends on how your pages are put together. If they are dynamic then you would put the code to check if there is an active session at the top of your program before it outputs the sensitive information. If there is no session active then you bring the users to a login page instead of displaying the information. Once they have logged in they have an active session and can view the information.
The actual nuts and bolts of the above very much depend on what the language is etc... HTH, JC |
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