Activity Monitor 8.3 released
- improved: support for web browsing history recording in new version 29 of Google Chrome browser
- fix: fixed an error message in Windows Live Mail
- minor fixes and improvements
Changes in version 8.1
Since its appearance, email still remains one of the most cost-efficient communication channels in the business environment. Billions of emails are sent and received every single day Globally to get in contact, share and exchange various information, papers, etc. and for marketing goals as well. Rather often, emails may contain sensitive corporate information, including trade secrets. That’s why, it is essential to keep track on the whole way your employees send and receive emails.Read More
AVG Antivirus may detect Activity Monitor Agent on the monitored computer and Activity Monitor installation on the manager’s PC as Win32:ActivityLogger-E [PUP] or Potentially Unwanted Program(PUP) threat. In fact, there is no virus in Activity Monitor software. It only does what is declared in its features described on the website.
To prevent AVG Antivirus from detecting this threat you will need to exclude Activity Monitor installation folder from scans following instructions below.
Basically, you need to exclude on admin’s PC:
C:\Program Files\SoftActivity\Activity Monitor
on the monitored computers:
C:\Windows\sysnchrb