Although the average user will not see it, it will be easy for someone suspicious to see the SoftActivity Keylogger running in the task manager. It will not show up under applications, but under processes it comes up as alsys.exe (which we note is using 18mb of ram).
Secondly, a user can easily overcome SoftActivity Keylogger's keylogging feature using a handy little application called Unlogger. Screenshots however will persist, as will application usage data, so this is nearly pointless.
SoftActivity sells single computer licenses of its Keylogger for only $34.95 USD. This is fairly standard. What makes SoftActivity's pricing great is that it offers group licensing discounts as well as educational licensing discounts. If you buy 11 licenses or more the price is dropped to $24.95 USD/license, or as an enterprise solution you can have unlimited licenses for $999.95 USD. Educational prices brings the cost for 11 licenses down to $19.97 USD/license and the price for unlimited licenses to $799.95.
If you're looking for a fully featured surveillance suite, with simple but effective controls and don't care too much about stealth, then SoftActivity's Keylogger is for you. The pricing, features list and great interface easily overwhelm its imperfect stealth. Also, I loved the report emailing feature and the seperate sections for IM use and E-Mail. SoftActivity has a winner, with its new and improved Keylogger.
If you want to find a way to protect yourself from the security risks associated with keyloggers? Then be sure to read our reviews of Zemana AntiLogger and KeyScrambler Pro.
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