Evidence Exterminator 2.31
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Cleans all tracks left by you while using PC
Evidence Exterminator cleans all PC usage history information. Clean up your cookies, history, temporary internet files, browser's cache, recycle bin, recent documents. Did you know that when you use Windows, open folders, search for files, work with various software, surf the Internet, use online banking to access your accounts, and so on, information about all your steps: all pictures you have seen, all passwords and bank accounts you use is stored in various files and in the Windows registry? Did you know that anybody with a minimal computer knowledge including your spouse and children, your boss and the police can easily extract detailed information about your activities and use it against you? Did you also know that when you delete your files using the Delete command, Windows does not actually delete the files but places them to the hidden RECYCLER folder, and even if you use the Empty Recycle Bin command, some files may stay in this folder and can not be deleted by Windows? Evidence Exterminator is a complex security system that ensures your privacy by destroying all hidden information connected with your activities on demand, according to a user-defined schedule or on each boot/shutdown. The program does not damage your Windows and does not delete your documents, it only cleans needless registry items and files, which potentially may contain evidence and endanger you needlessly. Think for a second: How many people you know would enjoy hurting you? Your boss or your coworkers, and how about those people you don't know? Don't loose your job just because you enjoy surfing the Internet at work! Install Evidence Exterminator on your PC before it is too late! Evidence Exterminator will remove all evidence, and will also clean all the temporary files left by your system making it cleaner and running faster.
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Published by
IM-Soft
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19 Mar 2007
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