The Malwarebytes post cleverly uses an inapt image to show the ‘date of modification’ instead of the ‘Digital Signature’ and other relevant software version details. In all likelihood, they do not even bother to impart information they get hold of from your PC. We hope Malwarebytes has proof that they do not access User Information to tag product trial IDs to the Systems/PCs concerned. User) Name and the Computer Name is akin to public information. While a program is running, the Windows Account (i.e.

Let us give you a bit of information about how programs/software work.

It does this behind the scenes while showing the usual software GUI that users are expected to see.” “Upon execution, RegClean Pro attempts to fingerprint the machine it is being installed on by looking up the user’s Windows account name and the computer name. Before we move any further, let us tell you that not only is the blog post a deliberate attempt to tarnish Systweak’s reputation, it also reviews a software version which is obsolete and does not even clarify whether the said software was distributed by Systweak itself! False Implications

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