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Proxy+ 4.00 Version
#410
Proxy+ 4.00 Description
Proxy+ 4.00 Short Description
firewall, proxy & mail server, 3 free users
Proxy+ 4.00 Long Description
Firewall, proxy and mail server that gives the complete solution of shared access to Internet from LAN. Proxy+ runs on a workstation or a server with MS Windows9x/NT and connection to Internet. All workstations
Primedius Firewall Lite Version
1.66
Primedius Firewall Lite Description
Primedius Firewall Lite Short Description
protect ports, block pop ups
Primedius Firewall Lite Long Description
Protects all ports on your computer, blocks messenger pop ups, has several control settings for fine tuning your preferences. Defends against intrusions, snoopware and warns you of suspicious incoming or outgoing activity. Freeware.
Primedius
IDTP Guard Version
3.2.0.892
IDTP Guard Description
IDTP Guard Short Description
Monitor all your software and be alarmed if any changes are about to be made.
IDTP Guard Long Description
IDTP Guard provides protection against zero-day attacks that cannot be identified or removed by typical Antivirus software. IDTP Guard is a proactive solution, which identifies malicious software
MacroSoft Power Manager Version
1
MacroSoft Power Manager Description
MacroSoft Power Manager Short Description
Queue hibernation, shut down, restart, stand by, and log off events on daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Read review
MacroSoft Power Manager Long Description
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KidMail Version
4.02
KidMail Description
KidMail Short Description
Prevent your children from receiving ads for pornography and other inappropriate or offensive topics. Read review
KidMail Long Description
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BestNetworkSoftware.com Staff
A New York man has sued security software maker Symantec for automatically renewing his subscription to Norton Antivirus, alleging that the company did not notify him before charging $76 to his credit card.
The lawsuit comes seven months after the New York Attorney General's office fined Symantec $375,000 for the practice and ordered it to give notice before renewing any subscription.
According to the lawsuit filed Jan. 19 in a New York County court, Kenneth Elan of Port Washington, N.Y., purchased a copy of Norton Antivirus in 2007. Early in November 2009, Symantec told him that it had automatically renewed his license to the software for one year, and charged his credit card $76.03. Elan said he had not been notified prior to the charge hitting his card.
Symantec's security software typically comes with a one-year license, which includes a subscription to new malware signature updates. When that initial signature subscription expires, consumers must renew to continue to receive anti-malware updates.
Many antivirus vendors enroll customers in automatic renewal programs when they purchase or activate the software, claiming that it's the only way to guarantee that users stay protected against new threats. Symantec started doing so in 2005, while rival McAfee began four years earlier.
But last June, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announced that his office had reached a settlement with Symantec and McAfee over consumer charges that the companies didn't get users' approval to automatically bill them, and had made it difficult for customers to opt out or obtain refunds. Symantec and McAfee paid $375,000 each in penalties, and said they would clarify subscription renewal costs, and refund fees to consumers who asked for them within 60 days of being charged.
Symantec and McAfee also agreed to “provide electronic notification to consumers before and after renewal of the subscription,” Cuomo's office said at the time.
The 2009 deal did not ban automatic subscription renewals, however.
Elan's lawsuit claimed that Symantec had not abided by the settlement. “Prior to the automatic renewal, defendant failed to offer plaintiff an opportunity to decline to renew the license for another year,” the lawsuit maintained. “If plaintiff had notice of an opportunity to decline the automatic renewal, plaintiff would not have renewed the license.”
Last July, Cuomo said the settlement with Symantec and McAfee meant that they could not longer “hide the ball with renewal fees.”
Elan charged Symantec with deceptive business practices and unjust enrichment, and asked the court to make the company refund all fees generated by automatic renewals. He also asked the court to grant the lawsuit class-action status, which would open the case to a potential pool of thousands.
Symantec has not yet responded to Elan's lawsuit, according to court records.
The Symantec Norton AntiVirus 2009 Gaming Edition is a lightning fast antivirus, spyware and rootkit protection software specially optimized for gaming. It delivers fast scans while using less than 6 MB memory with rapid pulse updates every 5 to 15 minutes. This antivirus helps to ensure that you are protected from the emerging threats with Real-time SONAR (Symantec Online Network for Advanced Response) Technology. Norton AntiVirus also allows you to automatically detect viruses, worms, spyware, bots and more. Additionally, it is easily customizable suiting your need. This Gaming Edition of Norton Antivirus stays out of your way while you play your favorite games by suspending updates, alerts and other background activities automatically in full screen or at your request. Furthermore, Norton Insight technology allows for faster scans and Norton Protection System delivers multilayered protection. Finally, AntiVirus 2009 also incorporates Norton Recovery Tool which is used for booting and repairing badly infected PCs and gives you industry-leading protection from Web-based attacks.
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