Privacy Guardian Reviewed:

This is what we found during our testing of Privacy Guardian. If you have used Privacy Guardian and have had a good or bad experience with it, we encourage you write a quick post about it at the bottom of this page. – Joe Harmin – History Eraser Review.com

What distinguishes Privacy Guardian from most privacy controls software is its ability to remove MS Office history. It is very easy to install and setup and is Vista compatible. Deleting files is permanent and cleanup can be scheduled to run automatically either on startup or before shutdown. It also cleans up Windows Media Player files. Like the others, Privacy Guardian is compatible with plugins of major browsers. Another amazing thing about Privacy Guardian is the technical support provided. They actually have a toll free number you can dial to talk to a live representative. If you don’t have time to talk to someone on the phone, they also have email support. All in all Privacy Guardian is your average privacy controls software that does not have the sophistication of Evidence Eliminator but at least does not have the same price.

Effectiveness:

It performs the way the developers promise it to perform.

Ease of use:

This is your regular privacy controls software and it does not require a lot of effort to setup and use. The settings are pretty standard and nothing fancy is required to configure it.

Value:

This is a standard privacy controls tool that you can get for $29.95.

Recommended?

Privacy Guardian is not our top choice for a history eraser. If you’re curious about our test of other history erasers, you can find our results here:

We recommend you DO NOT pay for any program that claims to erase your history until you read those results. - Do Not Pay For Privacy Guardian Until You Read This