Holiday Savings from SecureMac – PrivacyScan for Only 99 Cents

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Nov 21, 2016, 12:55 ET

Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) November 21, 2016 -- SecureMac, one of the key contributors in the Mac security world, today announced a Cyber Monday special for its PrivacyScan software. Consumers will have one day, Monday, November 28, 2016 to purchase this popular privacy protection software for Mac users for only 99 cents, compared to $14.99 the other 364 days of the year.

PrivacyScan securely removes files used for tracking your computer usage and online whereabouts, including internet browsing history, cache files, cookies, search history, recent items and much more – perfect to keep holiday shoppers a little more secure in 2016. Like its sister product, MacScan 3, PrivacyScan gives users a quick and easy way to get started and allows them to configure the program to fit their needs and habits.

“With so many consumers doing much of their holiday shopping online, we thought we’d like to offer something special for Mac users to give them more peace-of-mind as they browse and shop,” said Nicholas Raba, President of SecureMac. "We recently updated our PrivacyScan software so Cyber Monday shoppers are getting the latest and greatest updates – and as we update the software on an ongoing basis, more updates will be automatically included as well. Happy Holiday from all of us at SecureMac!”

PrivacyScan will be available for 99 cents (USD) on Monday, November 28, 2016 only and consumers worldwide can acquire it through the Mac App Store or directly from SecureMac.com. SecureMac offers a free 15-day fully functional demo available directly from the PrivacyScan website.

About SecureMac
SecureMac’s award-winning lineup of Mac security and privacy software features MacScan 3, the next-generation of its flagship malware protection app, along with PrivacyScan, a utility designed to seek and destroy privacy threats on OS X. Since 1999, SecureMac has been at the forefront of Macintosh system security, offering news, advisories, reports, how-to’s and guides with the goal of increasing privacy and security awareness. SecureMac recently relaunched SecureMac.com, providing a dependable resource for everything Apple and Mac to home, small business, enterprise, and government users alike.

Kevin Jurrens, Broadpath, +1 215-644-6504, [email protected]