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Giveaway of the day — Privacy Protector 1.6 for Windows 10
L'offre gratuite du jour pour Privacy Protector 1.6 for Windows 10 était valable le 14 juin 2016!
Privacy Protector for Windows 10 permet de gérer la vie privée du système d’exploitation. Il existe plusieurs services dans Windows 10 qui collectent des informations privées de toutes sorte. Cet outil vous permet de résoudre tous les questions de protection de la vie privée qui violent le droit de chaque utilisateur pour des activités confidentielles sur son PC. Le programme est orienté à la fois pour les utilisateurs privés et les entreprises avec les normes exclusives de la confidentialité des données.
Avec une interface facile à utiliser, un utilisateur Privacy Protector peut accorder son système pour bloquer le trafic indésirable aux serveurs Microsoft. Il est possible de supprimer certains éléments de télémesure et de données système Collection, tandis que le reste est tout simplement désactivé. Un utilisateur est en mesure d'agir à sa propre discrétion le choix des services de désactivation de Windows 10 pour éliminer des problèmes de confidentialité spécifiques. Il y a environ 40 services (certains d'entre eux travaillent sur le fond) qui suivent et collectent des données personnelles de l'utilisateur. Il est possible de supprimer, désactiver ou bloquer les outils suivants:
- Cotrana;
- Bureau Télémétrie;;
- Media Center;
- Diagnostics Puissance d'efficacité;
- Programme d'amélioration de la clientèle;
- Windows Search
Achetez une licence illimitée (avec assistance et mise à jour)avec 50% de rabais!
Configuration minimale:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10
Éditeur:
SoftOrbitsPage web:
http://www.softorbits.com/windows-10-privacy-protector/Taille du fichier:
12.5 MB
Prix:
$39.99
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Commentaires sur Privacy Protector 1.6 for Windows 10
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Actually most people use their computers for emailing, writing letters, a few photos, emails and skype (or some other internet talk). You pay for a licence that costs an arm and a leg which allows them to spy on you. I have windows 10 and as I loaded it, I turned off all the notices that gave MS the authority to spy on me. But there are something that you can't turn off. We are all socially manipulated sheep that tells you to buy the products. The social impregnation states that free isn't good, its inferior technology or simply worthless. If you are using your computer for the simplistic things as stated, then why spend money. Download one of the Linux OS systems. Linux mint, Ubuntu, Manjaro are all FREE and isn't bogged down with security as is windows. As a conspiracy theorist I suspect everything MS does is to keep other companies in business supporting the social idealism that you pay for the technology. I have updated old computers by installing Linux and boy they run faster without being bloated with security. And donate to Linux to keep them going. And now I await the attackers for my truth. So this technology is helpful, so download it. But I suggest that you download a Linux OS and dual boot. I use my Linux every day and very little in Windows
Don't be fooled, even older versions of Windows shared some information with Microsoft, so your sense of privacy and security may have been severely compromized for a long time without you knowing about it.
Anyway, a complete list of FREE alternatives can be found here:
http://www.ghacks.net/2015/08/14/comparison-of-windows-10-privacy-tools/
Hope it helps.
Hi, all of it sounds fine, except coming from SoftOrbits - ironically a tad hypocritical? They after all notoriously 'spy' on their own Giveaways Software on each PC turning Licensed Programs into Trials every time they offer something new one, hmm..
Quote [There are numerous services in Windows 10 that collect private user data of all possible kinds. This tool helps to solve all Windows 10 privacy issues that violate a right of every user for confidential activity on his PC. ] UnQuote
Should not this be a class action suit by US citizens against Microsoft?
Should not this be an antitrust lawsuit by US government against Microsoft?
The OS is so rotten that 3rd parties have written software to stop the violation of privacy.
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Microsoft continues to behave with an arrogant contempt for PC users, hiding its intention to develop a massive Windows 10 user base as fast as possible behind phony "updates" that cause WindowsX pop-ups; that prepare a computer for the new OS; that then actually install that OS. The notorious KB3035583 is by no means the only trick in Redmond's book.
Particularly vulnerable have been all those trusting souls who allow the automatic download and installation of Windows updates -- something no prudent PC user should ever do. And then there've been the usual Early Adopters, people who always want to be the first with something just to be, er, first. (What price wristwatch cellphones and 3D televisions now, huh?)
It is my understanding that the US Department of Justice is well aware of what Microsoft is doing, but is waiting to see what Microsoft does next, because at the moment it seems -- emphasise the word "seems" -- Redmond is making no profit from Windows 10 but is merely giving it away. The instant it tries to exploit that user base by introducing recurring billing for future Win10 updates -- as is suspected in some quarters -- would be the game changer. However . . .
What the DoJ has lamentably failed to comprehend is that Microsoft is not merely a software developer but a major player in the massively lucrative business of the mass harvesting of personal data.
Perhaps today's news that Microsoft has paid $26 BILLION -- 50% more than the actual share price -- of networking site Linked In will open its eyes. That $26 billion delivers to Microsoft a user base of 433,000,000 people.
So now you know then, just what you, as an individual, are worth; why your identity is so valuable (go on, you do the math); and why with Win10, Microsoft has been especially assiduous in manipulating the gullible in the pursuit of a business objective far removed from the Gates original.
As to today's software: non-tecchies may well find it useful but in a case such as this, ignorance is not bliss and complacency, dangerous.
Insulating yourself against the efforts of this giant American corporation is best achieved not by a third-party software solution alone but by actual knowledge. Searching out any of the 100s of online articles out there will not only show you how to deal with Windows 10 but why you should deal with it.
Meantime, here's to 433 million new advertising pop-ups for Windows X . Way to go, Microsoft, way to go . . .
Was aware that Windows 10 invaded your privacy but had no idea to what extent, more like a virus than an OS.
If this data Microsoft are collecting is not transmitted in a very secure manner they've done a great deal of the hackers work for them.
No wonder their policy regarding updates has changed now they can force their spying on you
Makes me wonder if I'm more secure in XP. :-)
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Impossible d'obtenir les codes d'activation.
La procédure pour avoir ces codes est nébuleuse, ou du moins peu claire.
Quel dommage, ce soft paraissait prometteur.
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Qu'est ce que Privacy protector fait de plus que Donotspy10?
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