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they sold firewall lifetime license. There will be no new updates to the program.. What will happen to buyers?
This is also valid to non-lifetime license and is what I asked in my first message in this post.
I am highly speculating here but they are not as big as Google (not many people are) so I do not assume for them to perform the Stadia move and suddenly refund all the lifetime lic users. It would be honorable of them to see how long you have used the lic and tabulate it against their annual cost -30%. If the total usage -30% is less than the price of the lifetime lic then either return that amount or transfer the amount +30% towards their current lic product. That way this will appease those who had purchased lifetime lic recently whilst also appeasing those who purchased it a long time ago. If for example you purchased a lifetime lic 8 years ago and have been using it for 8 years, then most likely you got your money's worth. Lifetime Lic is as useful as a lifetime warranty, we all know that nothing lasts a lifetime.
I have a firewall license I bought no more than 4 months ago. They could at least migrate the license to the premium version.
Iam still using it on Windows 11 Enterprise with all updates. At first I had some issues but managed to take care of them. I posted all my SD fixes here at one time. Try using RAM and set it too like 1 gig and see if your BSOD's go away.
You can ask them through support to provide you with the installer or simply download it from a 3rd party source as softpedia or other.
Datpol offered the entire SpyShelter product line in attempted private sales for 25,000 Euros over a period of 5 years. Those that were privy to the private sale offers had to agree to remain silent on the matter. Now that the product is dead, that agreement is null & void.
Yes. You are correct. SpyShelter Firewall has been terminated. But in the placement sales, Datpol was trying to sell the entire SpyShelter product line. Back then they wanted out completely. You have to remember, Datpol only has, literally, less than 10 employees, with SpyShelter not being their primary business. So it was all understandable.
Datpol found no buyers even at that price. If you have the Euros, go for it. Make them an offer. There's a handful of geeks that would love to see you turn SpyShelter Firewall into a profitable success.
SpyShelter is virtually unknown in its own homeland of Poland and it has a very small user-base. For Datpol, more trouble than it was worth. The product skidded along for years despite it being the most effective protection available on the market. Users couldn't handle it. No developers were interested.
Your sarcastic doubt does not change the fact that everything I've said is 100% accurate, but thanks for your insight. Hey, just think, you can ask Datpol yourself. They'll tell you that they tried to place the product with another developer, but could not find any takers.
