Paul Burns is a verified reviewer on CrowdTrust who has written 2 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars.
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I got a great introductory offer and the software is more user friendly than the Acronis package I replaced it with. Understandably, the first full backup took a long time. But the second was completed in just five minutes as only amended or new files were needed.
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I use Google news most days. Reports about video games appear on my page almost every day and sometimes two or three per day. For the last two months I have marked most of these as an item I want to see fewer of. No reduction a s far as I can tell. Why invite noting preferences if not acted on? I have also identified many local newspapers as sources I don’t want to see. The same websites do not reappear but I still get links for areas I have no connection with. I also get stuff that is PR handouts from companies, not news. As for email, I get a lot of spam, often fraudulent, that uses gmail addresses. As I use Outlook for email, I have no easy way of reporting these to gmail. Lots of other companies make it a simple matter of forwarding the offending email as an attachment. Hy doesn’t Google do more to help make life for spammers and crooks more difficult?