We live in times where ensuring the security of your privacy has gotten more and more difficult, especially in the context of an increasingly diverse malware and spyware pool, both offline and online. This is why having a good grasp on the aspects that govern the safety of your private information is essential.

There are many ways of achieving that, and relying on AntiLogger will allow you to make sure that you will identify and neutralize spyware on your PC, and always have a background monitor keeping an eye out for recurrent attacks.

I enjoy simple designs, and AntiLogger manages to emphasize this concept quite well, offering you a really plain layout, and an associated even simpler handling and operation. Having deployed it, you will be able to quickly determine if your PC has loggers, without needing any special configuration steps.

This means that you will be able to quickly get to the bottom of things in terms of sneaky spyware, without having to through any settings, which is ideal for novices or those who don’t indulge in such particular approaches.

One aspect that I really enjoyed about the app, is the fact that after the scanning process, it will allow you to selectively remove the detected spyware, as some occurrences might be false positives, and you can ignore those.

However, there is no additional hint or help in determining which are those, and if you don’t have the necessary know-how, you might end up removing useful system processes. Future iterations of the app might benefit from improvements in this direction.

With its simple design and even simpler operation, AntiLogger can prove to be a good choice for those in need of a tool for finding and eliminating spyware from their PCs. It offers accessible handling and detection, but might lack additional information when it comes to deciding on false positive occurrences’ removal.