When we uploaded the installer of Advanced Identity Protector, multiple reputable antivirus and anti-malware vendors have detected it as malware and PUP (potentially unwanted program): To “fix” this next to none identity problem, Advanced Identity Protector wanted us to pay about $50 to activate its licensed version:īesides the problems which are presented to you by Advanced Identity Protector, it may also slither some bundled apps by it’s own, like Disk Speedup 3.0, which is also of suspicious origin. In this case, when tested, this program has shown all our passwords, something that any software installed on your computer with administrator access can see and something that is not such a security risk. When it is installed on your Windows or Mac, the program may immediately run a scan of it, only to display a number of errors each time: Advanced Identity Protector – What Does It Do
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