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Spy on what people do, on your PC and Networks without breaking the law

Added: June 03rd, 2005
Author: SurveilleTech Software

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:
James Martins
+1-501-639-8471

Spy on what people do, on your PC and Networks without breaking the law.

ATLANTA, GA -- May 31st 2005, -- SurveilleTech, LLC. today announces a new version of the award-winning e-Surveiller surveillance software, an easy to use and yet powerful monitoring software package that empowers users to monitor what happens on their computers.

The software is network and Internet enabled, allowing the user to remotely monitor computers on a Local Area Network (LAN) and across the Internet. It monitors and records all keystrokes, Web site visits, windows, applications, file changes and more. Other features include password-protection, malicious-use detection/prevention, peer-to-peer network support and remote monitoring configuration updates.

With e-Surveiller, consumers have the ability to watch exactly what their children or employees do on their PCs and the Internet as it is going on. When a child or an employee knows their actions may be watched or recorded and viewed at a later point, they will much more likely avoid inappropriate activity.

Also, e-Surveiller prevents users from unknowingly breaking the "SPY Act" of 2004 and most recently the "I-SPY Prevention Act of 2005" both enacted by the U.S. congress.

This release also features enhanced chat logging capabilities, better support for broadband users and extensive online user guides. The software is available for all computers running Windows. A 14-day trial download is available at the e-Surveiller web site. Full time-unlimited licenses are priced from $34.95 to $169.95

e-Surveiller is in use in homes, offices, schools, libraries, banks and very recently, in major Airports.

For more information, please contact

James Martins
SurveilleTech, LLC.
Email: press@e-surveiller.com
Web Site: http://www.e-surveiller.com
Phone/Fax: +1-501-639-8471

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