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A little bit of history

The very first spy software representatives weren’t even called “spy software”. They were the little applications build up in the computer science labs by enthusiastic students, or just geeks looking for fun. Meanwhile, in the background, the secret information services already had some similar applications going on and it is known now that FBI used “magic lantern”, a similar monitoring software.
For the general public, the first officially known application of catching keystrokes was KeyKey Monitor released by Mikkotech. Their primarily goal was to aim the application towards security and back-up reasons, but through a reseller, Mikkotech has started selling this application intensely. Clickbank was heavily involved in promoting this application and even today it still holds one of the largest affiliate networks.
Let’s take a look at the first marketing ideas that supported KeyKey Monitor:

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Once you buy a computer, you are usually provided instructions on plugging in a few wires into the computer after which you can start the computer. You will also have a short setup routine to go through when you first use Windows OS, where you may at the most be asked if you want Automatic Updates.

However, you will not be taught the means to secure your computer and the Internet connection it is logged into. Basically, PC companies have to provide all computer owners with these five tips that help secure any PC and its Internet network.

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Inside Logger has recently teamed up with Application Blocker. The reason of this collaboration is offering an impeccable package that can be successfully used by all the parents who are concerned about their children’s computer and Internet activity, and actually want to take measures in this direction. And to make it worth it, this solution comes at a special price.

Application Blocker comes with a viable and precise solution: the blocker of unwanted applications. If you haven’t met them online already, you should know that they are the people who want your children to be safe online and when generally using a computer. Their vote goes to the parental control software tools.

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As a computer owner, you tend to think that single handling of the computer, visiting of only secure sites and not opening email attachments keeps your computer safe from viruses. On the contrary - without the proper protection, whenever you go online, you may get attacked by malware and virus.

Even clicking of innocent ads may at times lead to system malfunction, data theft and even loss of precious data, as these ads come with viruses and spyware. Sometimes when you use the search engine, some sites you visit may not be authentic ones and may install a malware in your computer when you visit it.

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