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Giveaway of the day — Privacy Protector for Windows 10
Privacy Protector for Windows 10 was available as a giveaway on July 18, 2019!
Privacy Protector for Windows 10 helps to cope with privacy problems in this OS. There are numerous services in Windows 10 that collect private user's data of all possible kinds. This software tool helps to solve all Windows 10 privacy issues that violate the right of every user for confidential activity on his PC. The program is oriented both for private users and companies with exclusive standards of data confidentiality.
By means of a simple-to-use interface, a Privacy protector user can tune his system to block the unwanted traffic to Microsoft servers. It is possible to delete certain elements of Telemetry and Data Collection system, while the rest is simply disabled. A user is able to act at his own discretion choosing the services for disabling to eliminate specific Windows 10 privacy concerns. There are about 40 services (some of them work on the background) tracking and collecting personal user data. It is possible to delete, disable or block the following tools:
• Contrana
• Office Telemetry
• Media Center
• Power Efficiency Diagnostics
• Customer Experience Improvement Program
• Windows Search
Purchase an Unlimited personal license (with support and updates) at 70% discount!
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10
Publisher:
SoftOrbitsHomepage:
https://www.softorbits.com/windows-10-privacy-protector/File Size:
4.3 MB
Price:
$39.99
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please anyone get the registration address that software go to that and after this want to enter the registration key.
i can't run it in win 10.
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This is the only application that removed Groove Music and Xbox, two add-ons that are intrusive and unacceptable for many people.
Definitely a keeper.
Thanks GAOTD.
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A spya gonna spy, spy, spy, spy, spy... no matter what you download, disable or remove to protect yourself! They will find a way. They are true hackers and are always two steps ahead. Just do the best you can do to stay as close to their behinds as possible.
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Does this program do anything that the free, portable O&O ShutUp10 doesn't do?
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I use Win7 and win8.1 can I use this soft for previous version of Windows? Or this is special designed for Windows 10 only? Cheers!
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Soft like this should be always freeware! Win10 is dangerous spy ! Cheers!
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Lash, Re "Soft like this should be always freeware"
So you really mean that professional programmers spending their time to design and code a tool you like should not get paid for their efforts?
You do not have to use Windows. You can use Linux. That is freeware, because it is made in spare time.
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krypteller, Red Hat sold for 34 Billion to IBM.
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John Blue,
>"Red Hat sold for 34 Billion to IBM."
Red Hat was the name of a company that provided services for a variant of Linux they worked on (Red Hat Linux / Red Hat Enterprise Linux), which was based on standard Linux. They did not sell Linux to anyone ever because they could not (no one owns Linux). Their business model was to provide services to support their variant of Linux.
There have been other companies that provide services for several opensource projects, such as for Apache, OpenOffice, LibreOffice, and others. The opensource software cannot be sold, only their services that support it.
Red Hat's business model was so successful, the company became a multi-billion company. The company was sold, but Linux was not!
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why wouldn't the end user just open navigate to and then fine tune windows to fit their needs? once done there, navigate to followed by and change your settings there, more specifically set it so cookies are deleted every time you close your browser. never let ANY browser retain passwords or login data for any website. download and install ccleaner, and utilize it every time you close your browser to remove all temp files stored on your pc. to help keep the machine free from malware, i suggest that you use firefox, with the malwarebytes extension, as well as installing malwarebytes itself. couple that with a good antivirus program, it won't make you bullet proof to hackers, but it will greatly deter most attempts. i am not a fan of using third party software to make changes to windows that is user accessible, for one, you are granting that software rights to make changes to your operating system itself. unless you monitor what software is sending what data to which server, this can easily lead to more problems that you are trying to prevent.
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(walt - IT senior support supervisor 35+ years), because those are 7 separate steps, of which this tool promises to do 2 of them (and 4 others,) and that every time Windows applies an update, it may change or reset any of those 4 without telling you it has done so.
I have tried to monitor just one of them (whether or not "Customer Experience Improvement Program" has been re-enabled) and the steps required to kill it *again* and it's a pain. I'm in IT myself (software developer for 30 years,) very well versed with the insides of Windows, and Microsoft makes it hard to shut these services down. I find it tiring to stay on top of these, and I would never ask my family to do so. I hope they don't ask me to monitor their personal computers for this sort of invasive data leaking. I appreciate *any tool* that can successfully reduce my hands-on requirements here.
If this app can monitor quietly that Microsoft has once again opened one of these doors, and tries to shut it (and tells me when it can't) then the app is well worth it. At least until Microsoft introduces yet another way to monitor users that this app doesn't address (remember that very few, if any, of these, existed 5 years ago.)
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walt - IT senior support supervisor 35+ years, I will take your "suggestions" under advisement i.e. ignore you completely.
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Daniel - Windows Software developer 30+ years, You could write two macros one to check if the changes are still set and not reverted back after a update and if it has the second macro changes the settings back to your preferred config. Pin the first macro to boot and it will check every single time the system starts this is something which could be easily done with python in less than a hour and pushed to multiple systems at once.
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Daniel - Windows Software developer 30+ years, & Walt, thank you both for your feedback. I'm always a little leery when going to download and install programs like this, but do you feel that something like this could do more harm than good if a user isn't sure what they are doing? And some of the options in this program are so vague I feel like they would restrict access to options and features that one might need. Would love to hear more of your feedback...especially if either one of you had a chance to install and play around with Privacy Protector.
-Thanks
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walt - IT senior support supervisor 35+ years, There are loads of services that load in the background with Windows 10, and it isn't always clear to people with less than 35 years in IT support which ones are safe to turn off without breaking something important.
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I never even new that this program was in Windows 10
• Contrana
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"Contrana" was just a typo for "Cortana". No such thing as Contrany in Win-10.
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Gordon Newell, It Is the contrary sister to Cortana
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Snurre Sprett, now what again is Contrany? A spin-off of Contrana?
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I have installed lots of SoftOrbits software on my PCs and laptops without any problems under various OS without 'Blue screen of death' nor any other operating system or hardware issues. There used to be issues with my paid for licences disappearing when I downloaded a later giveaway version. A simple email to vendor sorted that out. They even on occasion gave me a later version update free.
My only gripe is their software, while useful for fixing or changing some images (its a hit and miss which images turn out OK) is so expensive, considering they are 'one trick ponies'. I wouldn't pay more than $10 inc VAT for singular use software when I can get more comprehensive software like Corel Paintshop Pro2018 for $25 inc VAT (when on offer).
I buy software only when on offer at a real reasonable price. Remember you sell far far more when the price is real low and at same time make piracy not worthwhile.
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