PC Pandora 4.824
| Developer: |
Pandora Corp (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$49.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 2.85 MB |
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PC Pandora - Record Every E-mail, Every Instant Message, Every Logon, EVERY PASSWORD, and see it online from anywhere you are at. It's like a TIVO for your PC.
PC Pandora is your very own personal PC and Internet detective that hides on your hard drive and monitors all computer and Internet activity. It records and take snapshots of the websites visited, emails sent / received, Instant Messages sent / received, Chat room conversions and other computer and Internet activity. Use it as a keylogger to record secret passwords that someone may want to keep hidden from you. You will be able to enter any site, or login to secret Hotmail, YAHOO, AOL or other web based email accounts.
Do you want to know what your spouse, lover, children, or employees are doing on the computer and online that they want to keep hidden from you?
USE PC PANDORA TODAY AND YOU WILL KNOW IF YOUR SUSPICIONS ARE TRUE.
RECORD & take SNAPSHOTS of websites visited, emails sent and received, Instant Messages sent and received, Chat room conversions and other computer activity that your spouse/significant other, children, employees, or anyone else that uses your PC does online.
As frequently as once per second, PC Pandora takes a snapshot of your computer's screen, and allows for easy, VCR-like playback. PC Pandora is ideal for parents concerned about what their children do on the Internet and for employers concerned about loss of productivity due to recreational use of the Internet on company time. PC Pandora can be used as an employee monitoring tool to make certain that actual work is being done instead of wasteful Internet surfing. PC Pandora has also become very popular the wife or husband who suspects their spouse of cheating online. You can know if your significant other is having an online love affair with someone else.
With PC Pandora, you SEE EXACTLY what someone else does on the Computer!
PC PANDORA: PC SURVEILLANCE AND INTERNET MONITORING SOFTWARE |
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