Step-by-step Guide: How to protect identity online
Step1 : Install Identity Pro
You should
download Identity Pro first and make sure install Identity Pro correctly. Then you can enter the interface of Identity Pro.
Step2 : Start a Free Scan
Click on the
Begin Scan button , or click on the
Change Search Path button and select a drive or file to scan.Then Click
Begin Scan.
Step3 : Select the Scan Items to Fix
Identity Pro separates your data into three categories:
Internet Data ,
Email , and
My Computer Files . Each are controlled by the tabs on the top of this page
Once you have chosen a tab , you can highlight a line item by clicking on it . After the line is highlighted move your cursor to the right of the screen and Click Fix.
Step4 : Delete the Private Information
After the line is highlighted move your cursor to the right of the screen and Click
Fix.This will take you to the next screen.
This screen is the that will appear after you have selected Fix to a line item in the Internet Data screen.You can choose the Secure Delete button to delete your private information about Internet data.
Note :secure delete is an encrypted way of deleting a file from your hard drive.
Once you have selected Fix within the Email tab you can You can choose the Secure Delete button to delete your private information about your Email,Or you can Remove Text "Redaction"
Note :
secure delete is an encrypted way of deleting a file from your hard drive ;
Redaction is when the Threat words or string of numbers are replaced with X's.
This guide is on how to protect identity online with just several steps .Now you should also know howto use Identity Pro to protect identi ty online.Identity Pro is a effective application for you to protect your private information. Identity Pro goes beyond current protection offered by anti-virus , anti-spyware , anti-spam , or anti-phishing , etc, to protect you where these programs don’t for the duration of your subscription.
$29.99
when you are surfing on the Internet, you may are exposing your information to other people.Things such as your IP address and port are known by servers, the content you're looking at, and sometimes even the content you have looked at.
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