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Title Advanced Email Monitoring
version 3.8.1 (7-12-2005)
Author: Otto Schulz
License: Shareware
cost:
89.95
Description:
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Advanced Email Monitoring is email monitoring software and surveillance tool designed for consumers and businesses. If you positively need to know EXACTLY what your children, spouse or employees are sending by email, Advanced Email Monitoring will let you know absolutely. Advanced Email Monitoring is new spy software tool from variety of Internet monitoring software available today. Once installed on monitored computer it sends exact copies of all outgoing emails to your secret email address. While monitored user sends emails by using usual email client software (like Microsoft Outlook Express, Eudora, Pegasus, The Bat! or similar), all his outgoing emails will be INVISIBLY copied to your secret email address pre-configured via Advanced Email Monitoring Control Panel. Unique feature of Advanced Email Monitoring is bypass of personal firewall software, like Zone Alarm, Norton Personal Firewall and other similar (i.e. personal firewall, installed on monitored computer, can't detect email monitoring operation). Also there is unique possibility of the emails capture and immediate forwarding it to your secret email address ONLY. So you have complete control of all outgoing emails of monitored user and can make decision: will real recipients get emails sent by monitored user or not?). Advanced Email Monitorining blacklist option allows you to set flexible rules for outgoing emails of monitored computers (e.g. allows/forbids emails sending to specified addresses only). That feature is very appropriate for small and middle companies, which don't have own dedicated email server. Program is appropriate for: - Businesses trying to put a stop to inappropriate using of company name, leakage of trade/industrial secrets or intellectual property. - Parents concerned about what their children send by email who they communicate with, and whether adults may be trying to solicit their children online. - Spouses concerned about who and when communicates with their partner. |
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