So yesterday I found out where's she's been hiding her internet searches.  As I said, she's been looking up things about life insurance policies and calling random ones and giving out personal information.  But when I get on her browser, nothing comes up.  She has ZERO idea of how to clear her history, so I was just confused.  But then she left up her other browser: Microsoft Edge.  Oh.  So that's how she's been hiding things from me.  Well, while she was eating dinner last night, I went into her room and deleted it.  They say you can't, but you still can in Windows 10.  There are instructions online (if you want, I can share the link).  I can't stop it from reinstalling when she updates (though she never does without making me do it, so I'll just delete it again).  I mean, I can, the website says how to do that, too, but it could mess up your registry.  But I may just try it anyways.  

I am still not 100% sure I will confront her about all this.  But I may have to.  I mean, I know I should, but she's so erratic anymore. 

I am also installing this child parental control app on her computer so I can see everything she does, which I will have to pay monthly for.  But it's worth it.  I would not give two squats about what she searches or does, but she's not safe to be being online anymore without supervision.  It's only $5 a month for what I need it for, but they have a free week to try it out, so I will see how that works.  

Also, I am buying four video cameras for the house to keep an eye on her when I am not home (though I think I said that in my last post).  I will update with how they work out once I get them and get them working. 

In other news, yesterday, she was severely hypomanic/manic.  Her speech was pressured, she was wild and cleaning everything.  She even put curlers in her hair, even though she had nowhere to go.  She was a nonstop chatterbox, too.  Today, she was WIPED and slept most of the day.  I honestly believe she's bipolar and may need to have her checked out.  This would explain her massive tiredness all the time and her mood swings.  If she gets on the right meds, maybe that will help.  Not just her, but everyone in the house who has to deal with her.  We'll see though.  

That's it for today.  Let's hope I don't have to update again soon.