Prey Helper

Prey Helper can work as both insurance and also as a cleaner. Why both? Provided you end up with a computer that had Prey installed on it for tracking of lost property reasons, even when removed, the leftover files might still pose a danger to the new user.

As a result, to make sure you don't end up being scammed with an application that was created to prevent any sort of virtual wrongdoing, you can employ the help of this program. It aims to remove any extra files or leftovers that might pose a threat to your privacy security.

Although the application's offered functionality is quite important for the safety of the user, I must say that the interface remains quite simple, allowing for just a couple of actions. Firstly, you can remove old Prey folders and also remove non-essential files. Secondly, you can allow the app to check for any updates. That is pretty much it. I was surprised by the simplicity and also by how important this all is despite the rather forgettable look.

Provided you are sure or have a hunch that someone used Prey on your machine before, removing these files acts as insurance in case the app is still somehow active and updated with the sole reason of stealing your information or overall putting your privacy in danger.

Prey Helper should prove useful to all users who want to make sure that they are not subject to any security mishap that could end up in having their whole PC blocked for no reason, and also for whomever feels like keeping the junk level at a minimum on their computer for performance reasons. The app is very efficient since it does not include a lot of functions or even settings to adjust.