For Immediate Release

Trenton, NJ - 22 July 2008 - ksoft announces the release of version 2.5 of G-Zapper, its popular solution to detect, identify, and clean the Google cookie and search terms from PCs.

Did you know that Google stores a unique identifier in a cookie on your PC, which allows them to track the keywords you search for? They use this information to compile reports, track user habits, and test features. In the future, it is possible they could even sell this information or share it with others. You may be surprised to find that a Google cookie exists on your PC; and even more surprised to find out how long its been there. G-Zapper solves this problem and protects your search privacy by automatically identifying, detecting, and deleting the Google cookie and search terms from your PC.

G-Zapper locates the Google cookie installed on your PC, determines its age, and displays the unique identifier used to track your searches. With one click, G-Zapper cleans the cookie, helping to protect your search privacy. Since Google will save a new cookie the next time a search is performed, G-Zapper runs silently and awaits a new cookie, instantly cleaning it the moment the web browser is closed. G-Zapper also protects your search privacy by deleting recently used search terms and blocking Google Analytics, a popular tool used by web sites to track web surfing history.

Registered users of G-Zapper gain the ability to block cookies from other popular search engines and receive upgrades to the latest version at no charge by visiting the company's web site to download and install the new version.

G-Zapper is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Windows 95,98,ME,NT,2000,XP, Vista . A fully functional demo is available to the public at http://www.dummysoftware.com/gzapper.html. Program registration is US$29.95 and may be completed from the company's web site.

For more information contact: ksoft. Web site http://www.dummysoftware.com

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Evaluation key available on request

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