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Privacy Protector 3.9


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Requirements <Li>Windows 98/2000/NT/ME/XP 8 MB RAM
Downloads 5 Limitations None
Publisher Webroot Software,Inc File Size 1.4M
Date added 27 Aug 2002 Check your speed

Privacy Protector creates a safe haven within your computer where everything you choose is encrypted and hidden from prying eyes. Powerful 128-bit encryption combined with a unique session-based program style provide the tools you need to secure your privacy on-line and off. Open a secure session in Privacy Protector, and whether you are working on documents or browsing the Internet, everything you do during your session is secured in encrypted and password protected files that are hidden from view. Close your session and your personal information vanishes and is instantly inaccessible to anyone but you.
Because Privacy Protector secures files where you normally keep them, there is no need to hassle with copying or reorganizing files. Install Privacy Protector, and you've created a computer within your computer that only you have access to. Whether it's an outside hacker, or someone sitting at your keyboard, you can rest assured that your personal information stays personal.

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