subject: How Effective Is Spyware Nuker? [print this page] That you are reading this article, will in all likelihood mean you are currently hooked up to the Internet. It will also most likely mean you have downloaded applications, through your time online, and unwittingly had potentially damaging spyware loaded to your computer. An increasing problem, spyware nuker from Trekblue could help.
Presented by Trekblue, and downloadable instantly from www. Nuker. Com, you are first presented with a clean and crisp home page. It not only looks professional however, (relying on the favored white, blue and red color combination), but is pleasingly well worded. Unlike many other net based services, the marketing hype is kept to a minimum and they don't procrastinate telling you how wonderful they are.
There is of course some hype, and testimonials are given a prominent location on the home page. They have clearly researched the area well; which gives both confidence in the product and the team behind it, whilst their knowledge is well expressed in a clear and concise way.
There are a few areas where perhaps a more structured approach could be demonstrated. Whilst spyware is a very real threat to the surfer; some language used on the spyware nuker site could worry people unreasonably.
Spyware is a very real problem; as many spurious companies and individuals try to undermine your surfing. However, their claims that people are being sent to prison as a direct result is frightening.
Equally disconcerting is the mention that spyware is used by employers. However, more time could perhaps have been given to great explanation of why this is used; often legitimately and with Federal backing.
This may sound damning; it is not. Far from it in actual fact; it is true that these programs can wreak havoc on people's lives, circumstances and future prospects. This is explained fully; in a sensibly and, in all other areas, responsibly crafted way. It is also good reading, which makes on hell of a difference than constant salespeak.
Working your way through the site is comfortable; though the menu at the top of the screen seems to change, and on my computer at least the formatting of the page was inconsistent. Small things however.
The site invites the reader to download spyware nuker, so completes its aim well. That the product itself goes on to work, and is constantly being updated and enhanced inclusively makes this a very worthy option for those having issues with spyware and adware on their PCs.
