Anti Tracks - 7

Merchant:
Giant Matrix
Platforms:
Windows 2000 , Windows 9x , Windows NT , Windows Server 2003 , Windows Server 2008 , Windows Vista , Windows XP
Unit price:
312879.11 IDR (34.95 USD) (Volume discount prices)
Total price:
312879.11 IDR (34.95 USD)
Anti Tracks is your complete solution for protecting your privacy and maintaining the integrity of your computer.  Version 7 now includes a set of tools to erase your computer tracks and browsing history plus disk and file security and much more!  With Anti Tracks you can rest assured you and your computer are safe and protected.
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Most of us are careful enough to try to protect ourselves from pirates: we'll delete files, our browser history, and a substantial amount of our Windows and third-party applications usage history. But the truth is that merely deleting anything isn't enough. You have file recovery tools on hand that can help you rectif y a mistake...a file accidentally deleted, something accidentally "cleared" from your computer. The trouble is, hackers have the same tools available

So that means that anything you can recover, other people can. They can harvest your personal information for their own purposes...or, worse, compromise your system. Are you ready to take the chance of letting just anyone into your personal information or system?

That's where Anti Tracks can help. With few simple clicks, Anti Tracks will securely erase your browsers, Windows, and third-party applications tracks, removing the hidden files on your computer that reveal your browsing habits, Windows usage, and third-party applications usage history

Not only does Anti Tracks do all this; it also helps protect your online identity, important files, and folders by hiding your real IP address, securely locking your files and folders, and offering you a secure files and folders shredder to safely delete those files that you don't want anymore. It's no one's business but yours where you go and what you do on your computer. Anti Tracks keeps it that way