
Whilst we are connected to the Internet, our computers are constantly exchanging information. Some of the data that is shared will be with software
suppliers and may be used to exchange information regarding your Windows operating
system. Windows ships with a background service that examines your
system and checks it against a Microsoft database. This database enables you to
receive regular updates, automatically. Snag is, how do you know what
information is being transferred regarding your system contents and
although it may be nothing sinister, but everyone has a right to be
wary about sharing information of any kind.
XP-AntiSpy 3.97-9
enables users to disable some of the
built-in update and authentication features within the Windows operating system. You can
turn off anything that requires you to share information (personal or
regarding your system), over the Internet. To turn off these features,
simply click off the supplied checkbox and quit the application.
XP-AntiSpy 3.97-9 link.
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