Do you fear that someone may be viewing the contents of your hard drive, or the internet browser history when you're online?
As hundreds of people have mentioned this before, the Internet is not a safe place.
The worst part of someone who is viewing your personal information, is the fact that your current location is also revealed. That's right: you don't have to tell someone where you are because the information is right in front of them.
In these type of scenarios you need to find a way to beat the system. One of the simplest solutions is to change your IP address.
IP Changer is a free network tool that you an use to change your IP address, SubNet Mask, Gateway, DNS Server, and DHCP (enabled or disabled).
In what other cases would you need IP Changer? For example, in order to access a website that you were previously banned for, or to ensure your anonymity over the internet. In any way, your goal is to make sure your personal information remains private.
IP Changer installs itself directly into the system tray, so that you have easy access to its features. These include Restore, Minimize, Terminate, Add IP Set, Apply IP Set, or Manage Connections.
The interface is very simple to follow, and there are no outstanding features you can get yourself lost into.
Once you have made the necessary modifications to the IP address and everything else, you are free to safely surf the internet, without doubting the level of your computer's protection.
In matter of CPU and memory resources, IP Changer is very light. We changed the IP and other information a couple of times. It didn't work the first time, but then it went well.
Unfortunately, the Help File is not apparently available, and a message that says "Unable to find a Table of Contents" is prompted. But the help file indeed exists, and it can be viewed right in the archive from where you extracted IP Changer.
All in all, if you want to be extremely cautious when you're accessing the online environment, then you need to get your computer a software like IP Changer.