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PrivateEye 3.0

PrivateEye 3.0

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"Computer displays for your eyes only"
Published by Oculis Labs Inc on 20 Aug 2010
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Oculis Labs' PrivateEye stops prying eyes from reading your computer display in places like: Airplanes, Coffee Shops, and Office Cubicles. Almost everyone has worried about people looking over their shoulders to see what they are doing on the computer. PrivateEye is an easy-to-use software program that automatically protects your computer display against eavesdroppers. It needs only a standard webcam, and runs on Microsoft Windows XP and Vista.
For Your Eyes Only. Financial documents, personnel records, patient records, legal documents, audit analyses, personal correspondence and web browsing ...
Keeping these documents private is important to you, your customers and your business, but to date your options have been limited to clumsy plastic privacy filters that do not work.

PrivateEye reacts to you, the user, and the environment around you to proactively display your data only when you are looking at the screen. It's a surprising, highly effective, patent-pending technology from Oculis Labs.
PrivateEye is a different kind of security product. It senses where you are looking and analyses your environment to actively protect your screen against eavesdroppers. All it needs is a webcam and some clever software behind the scenes. It's only when you look away that PrivateEye jumps into action, protecting the screen against prying eyes. The simple act of turning to look as someone comes near, answering the phone, or getting up for a cup of coffee instantly enables protection. You won't have to worry anymore about remembering to lock your screen, or to fumble awkwardly to close a document when someone comes near.

Requirements: WebCam

What's new in this version: 3.0 - New easier to use GUI - Face Recognition - Improved Performance

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