ParetoLogic Privacy Controls 1.0
What secrets could your PC tell?
Your computer is a powerhouse, documenting and storing every action and piece of data received. Any person who has access to your computer can view your Internet activities and all files, including pictures, music, and video entries, both permanent and temporary. ParetoLogic Privacy Controls -powerful and complete shredding and elimination of confidential information. Featuring full support to thoroughly clean all files related to Internet Explorer, VLC, Skype, DivX, Bit Torrent and many others. Why people are purchasing ParetoLogic Privacy Controls Ability to erase items that are created automatically and are temporarily cached on your system freeing up hard drive space and improving computer performance. Wide range of coverage. Performs a scan and erase process for an extensive list of system and application categories ensuring privacy and confidential information is secure. Easy selection and erasure. You can customize the scanning process by selecting which items ParetoLogic Privacy Controls scans. See a preview of items to be erased. You can select an item and get a preview of what you are about to erase for verification purposes. Permanently shred files. The Safe level makes use of overwrite technology that adheres to DoD 5220-22M specifications (the standard for permanent erasure of digital information as set by the U.S. Department of Defense). Safeguards. Erasure and permanently shredding files requires caution. ParetoLogic Privacy Controls uses safeguards to assist you in verifying the items you select are, in fact, unwanted.
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Aug 03, 2009 | 05:42 PM
Also.. Installed, entered key, ran once. Next time I went to run it indicated "free scan" (no key). I entered my key and it said the key had been used once, so I got one run out of it for my money.
I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS....There are others.