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"Nice idea, but...."

"Nice idea, but...."

Da BearDecember 11, 2003 /  Version: SubrosaSoft ComputerGuardian 1.01

2003-12-11 11:00:30  |  By Da Bear

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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.Installed it on my TiBook a while ago. At first it was fine, if you don't mind getting e-mail every time you switch Airport networks. Then it stopped updating my computer's information -- so italwaysthought I was on a new network. Worse, it kept e-mailing me with the out-of-date network information, so even if the computer were stolen, all ComputerGuardian would do is send e-mail saying "We're at your house now... we're at your house now..." regardless of where it actually is. I tried e-mailing tech support with this question a few weeks ago and got no reply. Might as well have flushed my money. Do yourself a favor and install the free IP updater from www.no-IP.com: then, if your computer is stolen, do an nslookup from the Terminal. Does the same thing for free, and it actually works.

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