Internet privacyInternet privacy is privacy over the Internet media, in other words, an ability to control what information about the user is revealed over the Internet, and to whom this information is available. Every user of the Internet possesses Internet privacy. It's a subset of computer privacy. The network protocols are organized nowadays in such a way that doesn't allow users to secure all the information transferred between computers on the Internet. That's why Internet privacy is not, in fact, a reality.
Testimonials and User Comments
 Just a short note to thank you for a superior product in your Acronis True Image.
I have had two occasions in the last five months to have to completely restore my computer.
Each time it worked flawlessly and completely restored my C drive and all programs – even the very protected ones with digital signatures.
The program has saved me countless hours of rebuilding and reconfiguring time and is one of the best programs I have ever worked with.
Michael K. Terry
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Acronis Inc. Backup software.