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Woman Uses Who's Watching Me To Catch Ex-Boyfriend Snooping
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TEXAS, U.S. - A woman in Texas used
Who's Watching Me to discover a piece of spyware - the STARR snooper
- running on her computer. An ex-boyfriend had installed the spyware
/ snooper while allegedly helping her with computer problems.
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A frantic email from a woman in Texas kept Trapware
support technicians up late trying to help her eradicate a snooper
from her system.
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| She had wondered if someone might be monitoring her home computer. A friend who specializes in surveillance and is a private investigator recommended that she check her system using Who's Watching Me. Within a few minutes of going to Trapware's web site to obtain Who's Watching Me she had discovered a piece of spyware, the STARR snooper, on her system. She quickly emailed Trapware for support in removing the snooper from her system. |
| She suspects that her ex-boyfriend had installed the spyware when he was helping her with a computer problem. Her computer had been running slowly and would sometimes crash altogether. The ex-boyfriend offered to take a look at it and see if he could help. While he was "helping" her, he secretly installed the STARR snooper |
| The STARR snooper is developed and sold by iOpus Software GmbH headquartered in Germany. The STARR snooper allows someone to monitor your computer use by taking screenshots, logging keystrokes, logging programs used, logging both sides of a chat conversation, etc. The STARR snooper also can be installed in stealth or invisible mode so that the user has no idea the snooper is installed on his or her computer. The STARR control panel is shown below: |
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| With the STARR snooper installed, the ex-boyfriend had obtained her email password and had been accessing her email. After she got the snooper uninstalled from her system, she quickly changed the password to her email account so that he could no longer access her email. |
| Thanks to Who's Watching Me ("WWM"), this user in Texas discovered that she was being watched on her home computer. Who's Watching Me ("WWM") scans a user's computer system for snoopers, sometimes referred to as spyware, keyloggers, keystroke recorders and/or activity monitors (see above). |
| WWM is extremely simple to use. First, a user needs to download the trial version from Trapware. Go to the download page to download the trial version. Second, run the program you downloaded to install the trial version of WWM. Third, run the newly installed WWM and press the Start button. Trapware gives users a free 90-day trial version to try out WWM before they buy it |
| The screenshot below shows the WWM user interface as it is scanning a computer system for snoopers. |
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| WWM also includes an updating feature that allows a user to retrieve the latest updates through a click of the mouse. This allows WWM users to always ensure they have the latest protection available from Trapware. |
| Anyone with access to your computer can easily install spyware on your computer to watch what you do on your computer. There is no reason not to download WWM today and check your system. This user in Texas took a few minutes to download WWM and discovered that she was being spied on by someone she trusted. Don't wait, download WWM today. |
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