East-Tec Blog

Peter Anderson: You're One Of The Few Companies Who Does What It Says On The Tin And Does It Well

Peter Anderson is a long term PC user, experienced in Windows OS, a customer of East-Tec products since 2008 when he first purchased one of our products from a well known magazine. Then in 2010, he also purchased east-tec Eraser, being convinced by our product superiority over its competitors. His...

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10 Ways To Protect Your Privacy And Identity On A Windows Computer

Working with personal data on a computer means your privacy and identity need to be protected. Here are a few basic tips that will help you stay out of trouble. 1. Password protect all your Windows accounts Passwords provide the first layer of protection against hackers or if you are to share a...

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File Encryption And Disk Encryption For Maximum Security

As you already know, we offer two of our products - east-tec InvisibleSecrets (a file encryption software) and east-tec SafeBit (a disk encryption software) as a special priced bundle, called the Encryption Pack. Many have asked us why they need two encryption programs, and how are they different....

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Alan: Apart From Being Very Easy To Use, The Staff Support Is Superb

Alan is a graduate chemist, schoolmaster and he has been using east-tec Eraser for approximately 11 years, when he first purchased the 2000 Standard Edition, following the advice of a friend. Alan remained surprised by the fact that our product helped him got rid of a virus: I once got a virus that...

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Edward James Evans: Your Program Does What It Says It Does For An Exceptional Price

Mr. Edward James Evans is 80 years old, married for 60 years. He has been in the army for a long time, then a decorator for a number of years. He has been a satisfied customer of east-tec Eraser since 2003. The message Mr. Edward James Evans wants to send to other east-tec Eraser users is: It's an...

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Go Green And Donate Your Old Computer, But Not Your Data

When the time comes to upgrade your old PC, do not trash it. If it is still in good shape, you can donate it straight away to non-profits, educational institutions, or may even drop it at your local library. If it needs some repair, you can get it refurbished, and then pass it on. The point is, by...