iron key makes internet browsing private and anonymous. does this product do this as well?
216940
No, this product is only for encrypted data storage and transport, it has no other function.
216941
No... This product contains no software which is its big virtue. It runs on any OS.
216942
Aegis Secure Key offers an encrypted volume for data storage only. It does not guarantee private and anonymous browsing.
216943
This USB flash drive is only a storage device but it's secured with a password and can be used on any OS or machine. I have no idea how to make internet browsing private and anonymous through using a flash drive as I see no connection between the two. Before plugging the drive to a USB port on a desktop, you must punch in the password on the tiny keyboard on the drive first. A green light will flash to indicate the entered pw is correct; you then plug it in the USB port. An incorrect pw will render the drive inaccessible even plugged in and the desktop would not see it.
216944
Not sure what you think this is...its just a jump drive/memory stick w/e you want to call it.
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This is not an internet security product. It it a data security product. It's a USB data key that needs a passcode before it will operate. It has nothing to do with the Internet.
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Do not know what you mean. It has users which you can specify to access it. You setup the user and password. They do not have it, they cannot view. Pretty standard stuff.
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Yes it does. But with all windows versions it will not work everywhere. Food example web sites that don't use standard locatble fields may not work. Essentially I'd internet explorer cannot save the password this won't work. It's still hNdy though.
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Yes, it's a home key. Although it makes sense on the iPad, who knows what happens when connected on a computer?
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My son (IT guy) installed the router for me so he could answer that. But I can tell you that it does offer the capability to turn it off and on from your computer as the router admin. I control the wi-fi access. I bought this router to put in a vacation home I rent out. I live next door to this rental, so I am always able to use the internet, but I can control from my house if the guests can use the wi-fi or not by simply clicking on the icon on my desktop, and clicking "Enable" or "Disable". It's very simple. I am not an IT person, and once he installed the router, and showed me how to control access to the wi-fi, I have not had any issues. So yes, you can turn off the wi-fi, but as far as I know, you do it through your computer.
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Yes you will need some form of a"always on internet". I have that at both of my places with this system and we love it. we have the Nexia System and use it very often to allow persons to enter the property withouth us having to leave a key. The system tells us when someone uses an assigned code or attempts to enter without a code.
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No parental controls on mine. Only new window, bookmarks, windows, refresh, forward and more. It is not under more / settings either. :(
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Yes it does have internet connection - I believe that it is in the back toward the bottom. Yes - you when installed it shows up in the network - we added our emails to the address book - we are a very small company. I have to say I have used this and have been very pleased with the product. Very nice legible scans, does both sides nicely also. The only complaint I can possibly have is that I have to tell it not to do both sides when I am scanning - not a big deal at all and there may be a way to bypass that and I just haven't bothered to follow through with looking because it is so minor. I give it 4 1/2 stars at least. Good luck with what you choose. Yes it does have internet connection - I believe that it is in the back toward the bottom. Yes - you when installed it shows up in the network - we added our emails to the address book - we are a very small company. I have to say I have used this and have been very pleased with the product. Very nice legible scans, does both sides nicely also. The only complaint I can possibly have is that I have to tell it not to do both sides when I am scanning - not a big deal at all and there may be a way to bypass that and I just haven't bothered to follow through with looking because it is so minor. I... » Read More Yes it does have internet connection - I believe that it is in the back toward the bottom. Yes - you when installed it shows up in the network - we added our emails to the address book - we are a very small company. I have to say I have used this and have been very pleased with the product. Very nice legible scans, does both sides nicely also. The only complaint I can possibly have is that I have to tell it not to do both sides when I am scanning - not a big deal at all and there may be a way to bypass that and I just haven't bothered to follow through with looking because it is so minor. I give it 4 1/2 stars at least. Good luck with what you choose. « Show Less
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It does connect to an actual site. The important thing to remember is that the site is the device itself, and that only the device will resolve the domain name. You can't configure the device from the outside Internet. You must be connected *directly* to the device in order to use the routerlogin.net address!
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The software it has is a basic McAfee antivrius. I pulled it off and installed a subscription that I already have.
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I am satisfied with the parental controls. You can restrict the times that anyone is on, you can restrict by MAC address, by URL or keyword. I am restricting by all of these things actually. To my knowledge you can't restrict by category, say adult sites in general. However my children know that I can see every website that they visit so that is enough to keep them honest. If you enter enough keywords you can probably block particular categories, such as adult sites. Finally if you go to the ASUS website you can download the user manual and it will show you all of the controls you can work with. Hope this helps. I am satisfied with the parental controls. You can restrict the times that anyone is on, you can restrict by MAC address, by URL or keyword. I am restricting by all of these things actually. To my knowledge you can't restrict by category, say adult sites in general. However my children know that I can see every website that they visit so that is enough to keep them honest. If you enter enough keywords you can probably block particular categories, such as adult sites. Finally if you go to the ASUS website you can download the user manual and it will show you all of the controls you can work... » Read More I am satisfied with the parental controls. You can restrict the times that anyone is on, you can restrict by MAC address, by URL or keyword. I am restricting by all of these things actually. To my knowledge you can't restrict by category, say adult sites in general. However my children know that I can see every website that they visit so that is enough to keep them honest. If you enter enough keywords you can probably block particular categories, such as adult sites. Finally if you go to the ASUS website you can download the user manual and it will show you all of the controls you can work with. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I'm pretty sure it's about the OS, Chrome. Since it's not widely used, there is little incentive for nefarious types to create one. Therefore, any system using that OS should be equally safe.
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Gwendolyn Good morning Sorry, I don't know. All I do know is that I have removed all traces on Mcafee from my computers and would recommend that you seriously consider another way of protecting yours. I have used Malwarebytes and Windows Defender, both free to download and use, but, with upgrades that cost a little and deliver more than enough to protect my systems Mcafee was, without a doubt, one of the poorer IT decisions I have made and one I would not wish anyone to repeat Good luck John
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You can use a password to prevent anyone else from looking at data. I have not actually used a password. If you forget the password, you have to reset the organizer, and all data is gone.
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Sorry, Alvaro; I only use it to access the internet, I mostly use it to shop from it as not to fill up my other devices. For that purpose its fine; wouldn't use it for anything more sophisticated!
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I had the same problem and corrected by changing the block anonymous calls to true via the web interface. Refer to the administrator's guide page 111.
2019938
Not sure. My computer is on a network, but the click free only backs up my computer