That’s why it’s no wonder that the outrage about a feature implemented in version 5.45 called “Active Monitoring and heartbeat” was huge. With over 20 million users Piriform’s program is probably one of the best known tools for cleaning your registry (amongst other things). No opt-out, no goĬCleaner is vastly popular. But what if a tool like that, which also promises to “keep your activity private” actually is collecting massive amounts of data about your PC usage with no way to opt out? That’s basically what happened with CCleaner. Not only do they remove junk files, but they also clean your registry and perform other tasks. That’s where tools like CCleaner come into play: They are there to clean your PC. Sure, you uninstall some programs to make some room but it never seems quite enough. And the older it gets the more it’s clogging up. When your PC is new, its fast, slick, and oh so clean! Once you’ve had it a year you’ve gotten used to it and you like it well enough, but it’s not the same fresh love you had for it as when you just bought it.
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