HomeGuard 7.5.1

The internet is a dangerous place nowadays. Stories of teenagers becoming sullen and unresponsive for a few months only to come out the other end having joined some cult online has become all too common. All your data can be exposed at any point unless you take certain measures. While there are plenty of security programs online, I'm here to offer one more: HomeGuard.

Before I dive into the meat of the review, I have to remind you that these types of surveillance software can interfere or clash with antiviruses. You should research compatibilities online to see if your system is going to tear itself apart.

This brings with it all the normal surveillance options. It can record all the keystrokes, monitors emails, and sends email notifications to wherever you want. However, this particular piece of software comes with a bevy of other features as well. When you first install it, it prompts you to create a password, which ties into its installation. This is the master password, and you can't operate HomeGuard without it. I couldn't find out how to change your password, but there's extensive online help and I quickly found out how.

You can also set it to monitor social media (quite important, in my opinion) and take activity based screenshots, modifying the parameters at which it would do so. You can also set exclusions and block certain websites, along with USBs and time limits and much more. If this sounds good to you, then give it a download!

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