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Spyware applications are hidden component of freeware or shareware programs that can be downloaded from
the Internet. Once installed, the spyware monitors user activity on the Internet and transmits that information in
the background to someone else.
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Less Stress and More Success
By Katherine Vargo
Less Stress and More Success by Katherine Vargo
Less Stress and More Success
By Katherine Vargo
Stop cursing your computer. End your frustration with these top computer solutions. You are just four
steps away from being more productive and having fewer headaches.
Step 1: Install an anti-virus program and use it.
A virus can result in lost data or require costly repairs to your systems. You can avoid these risks by
installing and using software that scans your computer for viruses. Look for antivirus software that is
updated automatically and can effectively reverse the damage of viruses. If you have anti-virus
software already installed, make sure that it updates daily. It doesn't help to have anti-virus software
installed, if it doesn't have the latest virus information. New virus are written every day. Yes, every
day. Unless your computer is powered on and connected to the Internet during the automatically
scheduled updates, you are missing out.
Step 2: Remove spyware.
Spyware applications are typically bundled with freeware or shareware programs. Once installed, the
spyware monitors user activity and transmits that information in the background to someone who will
either use it for advertising/marketing purposes or sell the information to a third party. Beside invading
your privacy, spyware can lead to system crashes or general slowness because spyware runs in the
background and uses system memory and resources. Getting rid of spyware