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A problem that I have encountered with other surveying programs is that the person taking the survey is able to change the settings on his/her browser to a setting that allows for him/her to take the survey as many times as they wish from that computer. This, obviously, can compromise the validity of the survey. Firefox, for example, gives you the option of always clearing private data when you close the browser. This is a great security feature, but, in many survey programs, allows the user to take a survey as many times as he/she wishes, there by enabling the user, if he/she were to choose, to sway the survey in any direction. So, my question is this: Is there some kind of setting or feature in Survey Gizmo that takes this problem into account? Is there a definite way to keep people from taking the survey more than once at a single computer?

Thanks Jonathan