2021 will of course see us also continue to enhance O&O ShutUp10 to protect your privacy under Windows 10. The privacy and safety of your data is our priority. Read more…
2021 will of course see us also continue to enhance O&O ShutUp10 to protect your privacy under Windows 10. The privacy and safety of your data is our priority. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
O&O ShutUp10 means you have full control over which comfort functions under Windows 10 you wish to use, and you decide when the passing on of your data goes too far. Using a very simple interface, you decide how Windows 10 should respect your privacy by making recommendations and giving tips for which unwanted functions should be deactivated. Read more…
2021 will of course see us also continue to enhance O&O ShutUp10 to protect your privacy under Windows 10. The privacy and safety of your data is our priority. Read more…
O&O ShutUp10 means you have full control over which comfort functions under Windows 10 you wish to use, and you decide when the passing on of your data goes too far. Using a very simple interface, you decide how Windows 10 should respect your privacy by making recommendations and giving tips for which unwanted functions should be deactivated. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
2021 will of course see us also continue to enhance O&O ShutUp10 to protect your privacy under Windows 10. The privacy and safety of your data is our priority. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
2021 will of course see us also continue to enhance O&O ShutUp10 to protect your privacy under Windows 10. The privacy and safety of your data is our priority. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
That’s why we developed O&O DiskErase. This makes it possible to safely destroy certain partitions, hard disks or all data on the entire computer at the push of a button. Read more…
The history and data saved in your browser can reveal a lot about you and your Internet activities. Cookies, for example, make it easy for websites to identify and follow you. Read more…
O&O FileErase destroys files and folders for you at the touch of a button. You can decide yourself with which security level your data should be destroyed. And you have full control over which files or folders O&O FileErase should delete for you. Read more…
Deleting files or documents “normally” on a Windows operating system simply moves those files to the recycle bin to start with. These files only disappear from view when the recycle bin is full or the user proactively empties it. In truth the files are still on the computer drive – only the references to them in the file system index have actually been removed. Read more…
The history and data saved in your browser can reveal a lot about you and your Internet activities. Cookies, for example, make it easy for websites to identify and follow you. Read more…