CyberScrub Privacy Suite Professional (arkanoid) 9.7
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CyberScrub LLC (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
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$49.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 34000 MB |
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Delete All Evidence of Online ActivitySecure Data with Powerful EncryptionErase Previously 'Deleted' FilesDestroys Email, P2P TracksProtect Your Internet Privacy Few realize every picture, video clip, chat room conversation and website address is written to your hard drive. Privacy Suite protects you by removing all evidence of your online activity.'Deleted' Files Remain on Your Computer Deleted files are easily recovered using simple software tools. Sensitive data, such as passwords, financials or health records are at risk. Don't allow discovery by a snoop, computer technician or unauthorized persons.Privacy Suite allows you to erase and destroy data with methods that exceed the US Department of Defense standards for file secure erasure (DoD 5220.22).New Release InformationFormerly known as CyberScrub Professional Edition, Privacy Suite sports a completely new interface and many new features.Current users of CyberScrub Professional and Standard Edition may upgrade at substancial discounts.New FeaturesOver 50 new features and enhancements.Privacy Suite now includes a full scheduler, which allows for the flexible management of tasks. Run any feature at system (shutdown, start up, browser closing, etc.) or scheduled events. You can even wipe free space 'when idle'. Other notable features include full support for Mozilla Firefox, encryption features, auto removal of Thumbs.db, ability to retain Restore Points, addition of popular P2P apps, newsreader support and more.Customer Service Dun & Bradstreet OpenRating# has awarded CyberScrub LLC a score of '94' out of a possible 100 for outstanding Customer Service. We value your business and will work hard to ensure the best user experience.
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