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Giveaway of the day — GClean 2022
GClean 2022 was available as a giveaway on October 4, 2022!
Uncomfortable with Google knowing everything about you? This tool is the answer!
GClean searches the user’s entire computer for existing Google software, then allows the cessation of all personal data transmission with a single mouse click. The Google Radar feature prevents future information collection attempts, and sounds an alarm when a Google service tries to save a new cookie.
GClean offers the capacity to request the removal of a user’s webpages from Google’s search index. There are some things that people don’t want to appear on search results – social media profiles, personal photo albums, etc. – GClean makes that preference heard.
The new GClean has been adapted to the latest browser and Google service versions, ensuring optimal performance thereon.
- Conceal your computer from Google, inhibit data collection;
- Integrated background protection “Google Radar";
- Anonymous surfing with the newest Chrome version;
- BrowserCheck checks whether something has changed in settings;
- Supports the new Microsoft Edge.
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10/ 11
Publisher:
AbelssoftHomepage:
https://www.abelssoft.de/en/windows/security-privacy/gcleanFile Size:
9 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$14.90
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Nice! Easy to follow, and the Google Cleanse took about 20 minutes- going through each step.
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I'm very disappointed that this program is listed as being only for Windows computers. I should think that Chromebooks would have an especially good need for it, too!
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I hate GooGoo enough to give this a try.
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Great! I have been waiting for this for years. It looks like a good tool. Well designed. Tot tons of stuff I did not even know that the "evil one" installed. A keeper!
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As I see it, then this software is also knowing what you have on your computer. Not that I am doing anything illegal, but this software scans your computer and then knows all about you just like Google. Most all software is spying on you in one form another.
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Mee and Richard W. Woodley, one thing you may not be taking into account is your Firewall. If you use Chrome, or any other Google product, or Google itself, you've already created the hole that Google uses to spy on you. Wherein, if a software like this attempt to phone home, you can block it. That might create problems with updating itself and any databases you have, but at least you can limit it, for example, setting the firewall to only allow it on a manual basis. In other words, you have to approve each attempt to connect, and, if your convinced that the connection serves no useful purpose, you can block it. Meanwhile, Google follows you all over like a robot puppy spy, in other words, something that looks nice but has evil intent. Don't believe me? Just look at how many times they've been sued, cited, regulatorily limited, and hauled on the carpet, and if you think that's caused them to stop, I have some ocean front property in the south central Sahara I want to sell you. I don't use Chrome, I don't use any Google software that I know of, I don't use "Spygle" search, as I call it, and any software that guards against this evil empire has potential. You always have to be careful no matter what software you use. Other entities may be bad, also, or worse, think Facebook, but few supposedly legitimate services even come close to the abysmal standards that G & F have lowered themselves to.
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This company provides very well designed tools. I had an minor issues with a GAOTD tool a few days ago and sent a message from their website and received a reply overnight with the answer. As with their other tools Gclean's interface is well designed. It uses a wizard to prompt you for your cleaning preferences before running so you know which options will be in effect. It also suggests backup before running. The accompanying Gradar portion tells you what data has been located and prompts before delete.
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if you don't want your website to appear in google or other search engines the proper way is via the servers robots.txt file that specifies where specific search engine spider programs are allowed to go, even google should abide by this... also don't submit your site to google or other search engines and they won't find you unless you are linked to by an included 3rd party website like when we link to sites with handy software... except google does not find those sites as the interstitial frame links.giveawayoftheday.com is all google and other spiders see so it gets the connection and not who we intended to link to.
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TK & Richard W. Woodley, good points, particularly helpful as usual TK, but not sure why this has come up. The software seems to be not for principally for those with websites, but for end users using Chrome, other Google software, and people who, foolishly, use "Spygle" search, as I call it. IMHO, folks should NEVER "Google" anything. There are better, if not perfect, private search solutions, such as DuckDuckGo.
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Richard W. Woodley, my comment about how one can control search engines was prompted by the description:
"GClean offers the capacity to request the removal of a user’s webpages from Google’s search index. There are some things that people don’t want to appear on search results – social media profiles, personal photo albums, etc. – GClean makes that preference heard."
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TK, oops, sorry, your absolutely right and I missed that part of the discussion. My bad.
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