Web Service Hides Behavior

Iria · Aug 7, 2006, 03:43 AM

Source: DarkReading
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AUGUST 4, 2006 | If your IT practices include tracking end user behavior and blocking the use of inappropriate Websites, you may have a new problem.

A new, free service unveiled earlier this week lets end users surf the Web anonymously, blotting out their clickstream history and bypassing site restrictions.

The service, called EverPrivate, is being offered by Private Date Finder LLC, a privately-owned company that originally developed the technology to help protect the anonymity of its Web-based dating service. The company previously offered some of the privacy capabilities via a $40 software package, but the new offering is a more complete package that's free and requires no download.

Aug 7, 2006, 03:43 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Web Service Hides Behavior Source: DarkReading __________ AUGUST 4, 2006 \| If your IT practices include tracking end user behavior and blocking the use of inappropriate Websites, you may have a new problem. A new, free service unveiled earlier this week lets end users surf the Web anonymously, blotting out their clickstream history and bypassing site restrictions. The service, called EverPrivate, is being offered by Private Date Finder LLC, a privately-owned company that originally developed the technology to help protect the anonymity of its Web-based dating service. The company previously offered some of the privacy capabilities via a $40 software package, but the new offering is a more complete package that's free and requires no download.