Privacy Networks, Inc. Releases Mobile Extension For It's Anti-Spam Software

Privacy NETworks, Inc. announced the release of PrivacyMobile 1.0, an extension for its popular anti-spam software, PrivacyPost. This new product allows users to quickly and easily forward email from selected sources to a mobile device; such as a cell phone, PDA and other handheld product.

Denver, CO (PRWEB) February 5, 2005 -- Privacy NETworks, Inc. announced the release of PrivacyMobile 1.0, an extension for its popular anti-spam software, PrivacyPost. This new product allows users to quickly and easily forward email from selected sources to a mobile device; such as a cell phone, PDA and other handheld product. Designed for professionals on-the-go, PrivacyMobile ensures that users can always be in touch for the critical messages they need to receive. Unlike any other product on the market, PrivacyMobile is easy to use while still powerful in its impact. Users can significantly increase their productivity for just pennies a day.

"This new product release is another leap forward resulting from our investment in customer security and productivity. This puts us ahead of anything available on the market today" stated John Stark Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Privacy NETworks. "We provide more functionality and better ease of use for a lot less money, just pennies per day per user. This is a breakthrough in communication productivity." continued Stark.

Privacy NETworks' popular anti-spam solution, PrivacyPost, is a server based product that protects a company's email users from unwanted spam messages that contain viruses, worms, trojans, phishing attacks and harassing sexually explicit material. PrivacyPost is compatible with all of the standards-based Sendmail systems and interfaces easily with clients such as Outlook, Lotus Notes, Mozilla and Eudora. It is extremely cost effective, intuitive to use and includes sophisticated administrative and reporting functionality.

About Privacy NETworks
Privacy NETworks is a privately held company that has been helping companies and individuals establish and maintain the privacy, security and integrity of their Internet communications for over two years. Increasingly concerned about the malicious nature of e-mail sources spreading viruses, worms, pornography, graphic images and other unsolicited e-mail, Privacy NETworks assembled a team of engineering and business experts with vast industry and technical experience to tackle the biggest threat to email systems today... spam.

For additional information, visit www.privacynetworks.com.
Contact: John Stark
(970) 224-2339 extension 302

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