Netstar tracking devices get updated,netstars tracking devices are getting updated
Updated June 27, 2018 09:52:21 Netstar has updated the list of tracking devices that can be used to track your online activities, but they have also added a new version of the software to address the security concerns.
In a statement posted on the Netstar website, Netstar said the new version addresses the issues and “has the potential to help reduce the number of malicious and untrustworthy websites” on the Internet.
A new version was introduced earlier this month and is now available for download.
The company added that it is committed to working with the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to develop and implement the new update.
The change is expected to be rolled out in the near future.
The new update fixes several issues with the software, including the ability to track sites using a different set of IP addresses.
Users can now set their Netstar to use the IP address of the NetStar, rather than the IP of the Web site that the tracker is targeting.
The browser is now able to identify and block a specific site by default.
Other new features include the ability for Netstar users to add additional tracking devices.
For instance, if a user is using a Netstar that only records the IP addresses of websites, they can now add a NetStar device to their NetStar account to allow the user to add more devices to their account.
The service is also being rolled out to Apple devices.
However, this only applies to Macs and iOS devices.
Netstar is offering a free trial of the new software for customers who choose to purchase the service.
In the statement, NetStar said: The company’s commitment to the security of our customers and their privacy is paramount.
This new update addresses the security risks that were identified with the previous update and has the potential of helping reduce the impact of malicious sites on Netstar.
NetStar has added the new features to the NetStars website.
“The updated Netstar version 1.8.3 resolves a few known security issues,” Netstar CEO Mark Z. Dolan wrote in a blog post.
“While we are pleased to be able to roll out the Netstars version 1,8.4, the Net-star software is a fully functional product and will continue to evolve as it continues to be improved.”
