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Posted On: 12/07/2017 10:38:54 AM
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Just like ZPaul, I believe large deals are coming.
BEWARE! The followings are simply my speculation.
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I have been a user of GuardedID for about 1.5 years. Up until a while ago, the product did not support Microsoft Edge, and CryptoColor only worked in Internet Explorer. IMO the product was a bit crippled.
But now things have changed.
As a shareholder and a user of GuardedID, I deligently reported bugs to Strikeforce when I found one. They always worked deligently to solve my problem and thus I got the chance to try out newer versions.
Now on my computer, GuardedID, Cryptocolor, and Noclickjack, which is an free extention in web browsers for use with GuardedID, all work on Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Micorsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, the four major web browsers on Windows, and also on many other applications that the product used to not support.
How good is GuardedID now? IMO it is as good as, if not better than, any other software products that you can buy from the shelves in stores like Best Buy, Staples, and etc.
I believe the day on which they publish the final release of GuardedID will be the day on which ACS's large deals coming to town.
I have also kept monitoring the number of Noclickjack users on the Chrome Web Store for the past 2 weeks. So far I found the number seems to stay flat most of the time for a few days and then a drastic increase of about 20-30 users in a single day. I think they are gradually releasing the software to a handful of their old customers or members in their inner circle for testing purposes.
When the number of users reach a certain threshold without major bugs or issues, the fooldgate will be opened and maybe we'll get a PR.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/noc...hflkmjampc
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/gid-c...gppjrwr972
BEWARE! The followings are simply my speculation.
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I have been a user of GuardedID for about 1.5 years. Up until a while ago, the product did not support Microsoft Edge, and CryptoColor only worked in Internet Explorer. IMO the product was a bit crippled.
But now things have changed.
As a shareholder and a user of GuardedID, I deligently reported bugs to Strikeforce when I found one. They always worked deligently to solve my problem and thus I got the chance to try out newer versions.
Now on my computer, GuardedID, Cryptocolor, and Noclickjack, which is an free extention in web browsers for use with GuardedID, all work on Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Micorsoft Edge and Mozilla Firefox, the four major web browsers on Windows, and also on many other applications that the product used to not support.
How good is GuardedID now? IMO it is as good as, if not better than, any other software products that you can buy from the shelves in stores like Best Buy, Staples, and etc.
I believe the day on which they publish the final release of GuardedID will be the day on which ACS's large deals coming to town.
I have also kept monitoring the number of Noclickjack users on the Chrome Web Store for the past 2 weeks. So far I found the number seems to stay flat most of the time for a few days and then a drastic increase of about 20-30 users in a single day. I think they are gradually releasing the software to a handful of their old customers or members in their inner circle for testing purposes.
When the number of users reach a certain threshold without major bugs or issues, the fooldgate will be opened and maybe we'll get a PR.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/noc...hflkmjampc
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/gid-c...gppjrwr972
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