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Explanatory notes

The table reflects how the monitoring application has performed during the tests carried out by our team.

The overall rating is calculated on the basis of how the applications have scored within the following groups:

OS Support - this group reflect the number and quality of the operation systems supported by the applications.

Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard — support of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operation system
Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard — support of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operation system
Mac OS X 10.7 Lion — support of Mac OS X 10.7 Lion operation system
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion — support of OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion operation system
OS X 10.9 Mavericks — support of OS X 10.9 Mavericks operation system
OS X 10.10 Yosemite — support of OS X 10.10 Yosemite operation system
OS X 10.11 El Capitan — support of OS X 10.11 El Capitan operation system
macOS 10.12 Sierra — support of macOS 10.12 Sierra operation system
macOS 10.13 High Sierra — support of macOS 10.13 High Sierra operation system

Security — this group shows how hidden the application is and what self-protection mechanisms it has.

Invisible after installation — monitoring app receives mark in this section if it cannot be found by means available to average user after it was installed
Password protection — ability of monitoring app to be password-protected
Accessed by keyword — ability of monitoring app to be accessed by typing a pre-specified keyword
Accessed by hotkey combination — ability of monitoring app to be accessed by pressing a pre-specified hotkey combination
Configurable self-removal — ability of monitoring app to be self-removed on a pre-specified date or under any other pre-specified conditions
Configurable warning message — ability of monitoring app to show a configurable warning message on system's startup

Monitoring — this group analyzes what monitoring functions an applications has, such as keystroke, clipboard, login passwords, etc monitoring.

System logon (password) — ability of a keylogger to intercept the logon password
Alphanumeric keys pressed — ability of a keylogger to intercept alphabetic and numeric keys pressed
System keys pressed — ability of a keylogger to intercept pressed system keys
Created files — ability of a keylogger to record the fact of files' creation
Deleted files — ability of a keylogger to record the fact of files' deletion
Renamed files — ability of a keylogger to record the fact of files' renaming
Opened files — ability of a keylogger to record the fact of files' opening
Clipboard — ability of a keylogger to intercept clipboard content
Started applications — ability of a keylogger to record started applications
System logon — ability of a keylogger to record time when a user logs on
System logoff — ability of a keylogger to record time when a user logs off
Printer queue — ability of a keylogger to record the fact of documents' printing
Mouse clicks — ability of a keylogger to intercept the mouse-clicks made, including the information about the buttons pressed and places clicked on
Sounds — ability of a keylogger to intercept the sounds played or recorded
System inactivity time — ability of a keylogger to record the period of user's inactivity time
Screenshots — ability of a keylogger to make screenshots
Adjustable screenshot frequency — mark in this section means that a user can configure an interval of screenshots making
Adjustable screenshot quality — mark in this section means that a user can set the quality of screenshots to be made by a keylogger
Desktop or window shot option — mark in this section means that a user can choose whether he wants the screens of the entire desktop or of an active window only to be made
On-mouse-click screenshots — ability of a keylogger to make a screenshot every time any of the mouse buttons is pressed

Online Monitoring — the group that reflects availability of the functions to monitor users’ online activity, such as URLs visited, 2-side chat conversations interception and emails sent/received.

URLs opened in Safari — ability of online activity monitoring software to log websites opened in Safari browser
URLs opened in Firefox — ability of online activity monitoring software to log websites opened in Firefox browser
URLs opened in Chrome — ability of online activity monitoring software to log websites opened in Chrome browser
URLs opened in Opera — ability of online activity monitoring software to log websites opened in Opera browser
Emails in Mail — ability of online activity monitoring software to record both outgoing and incoming emails sent or received using Mail software
Screenshots of visited web-sites — ability of online activity monitoring software to make a screenshot every time a new website is opened
YahooIM chats (2-side) — ability of online activity monitoring software to intercept both sides of chat conversations made in Yahoo Instant Messenger
AIM chats (2-side) — ability of online activity monitoring software to intercept both sides of chat conversations made in America Online Instant Messenger
Messages (Bonjour) chats (2-side) — ability of online activity monitoring software to intercept both sides of chat conversations made in Messages (Bonjour) chat text conversation
Skype chats (2-side) — ability of online activity monitoring software to intercept both sides of chat conversations made in Skype chat text conversation

Reports — the group that basically analyzes the convenience of the intercepted information reading, including not only the ways to filter and show it, but also to deliver it remotely.

Monitoring certain users option — mark in this section means that a user can set which of Mac users to monitor
Events duration — ability of a keystroke logger app to record the duration of some of the events (e.g. duration of the time spent on a website, etc.)
Monitoring certain apps option — mark in this section means that a user can specify which of the app to monitor
Search by keywords — mark in this section means that a user can perform a search by keywords in log-files
Several days report building — mark in this section means that a keystroke logger app allows its user to set a period of days he wants to see the intercepted information for
Logs sent via email — ability of a keystroke logger app to send log-files to a specified email address
Logs sent via FTP — ability of a keystroke logger app to upload log-files to FTP-server
Logs sent via LAN — ability of a keystroke logger app to save log-files to a shared resource in LAN environment
Logs copied to a portable device — ability of a keystroke logger app to instantly copy log-files to a portable device (flash drive)
Maximum log-files' size — ability of a keystroke logger app to start recording the information intercepted to another log-file after the current one reaches a pre-specified size
Automated clearance of log-files — ability of a keystroke logger app to configure the conditions under which the log-file is cleared (e.g. time period, file size, number of keystrokes intercepted, etc.)

Other — other functions that cannot be part of any of the other groups listed, though a still very important such as parental control functions, languages, reactions to specific keywords, etc.

Reaction to a specific keyword — ability of the software to somehow react when a user being monitored types a keyword from a pre-specified list (e.g. to send an email, show a warning message, turn Mac off, etc.)
Monitoring scheduler — mark in this section means that a keylogger can be configured to work on schedule (i.e. log the user's actions only on holidays, or on from 12.00 a.m. to 3.00 a.m. onle, etc.)
Programs' blocking — ability of a keylogger to block pre-specified programs from launching
Websites' blocking — ability of a keylogger to block pre-specified websites from opening
5+ languages — mark in this section means that keylogger's interface is available in 5 or more languages
2-5 languages — mark in this section means that keylogger's interface is available in at least 2, but not more than in 4 languages

To find out in a more detailed way how the scores are calculated within the groups and how the testing is performed please follow the Testing Policy.

In case you want to, you can set up your Mac to allow login without entering password. This way you can start working right away on your Mac at any time without having to login every time with a password.

Login to Mac Without Entering Password

While it is possible to configure a Mac to allow direct access without asking for a login password, you need to be aware that this setting is not recommended in case you have confidential files or data on your Mac.

However, configuring a Mac to allow automatic access without entering a login password can be helpful in the following situations

1. You have a Common Mac that is used by all the members of your house.

2. You are living alone and want the convenience of using your Mac right away, without going through the login process.

3. You have a Mac that is primarily meant to be used by your Kids.

4. Your Mac is mostly located in your house and it does not really matter even if someone in your house gets access to your files.

In all such cases, you may be right in setting up your Mac to just turn on and allow immediate access, without having to log into it all the time.

Setup Mac to login Without Entering Password

1. Click on the Apple logo in the top menu bar on your Mac and then click on System Preferences… in the drop-down menu.

2. On the System Preferences screen, click on Users & Groups option.

3. On the next screen (Users & Group), click on the Lock icon located at the bottom left corner of the window.

4. Next, enter your Admin Name and Password when prompted and then click on the blue Unlock button.

5. Next click on the Login Options button, located at the lower left corner of the Users & Groups window.

6. Next, click inside the Automatic Login option box and then select the User Account that you want your Mac to allow Automatic login when it powers on (See image below)

7. Whenever you are prompted, enter the password for the Account that you have selected for Automatic login and click on the OK button.

8. Next, take a look at Automatic Login entry on the Users & Group screen, it should indicate the name of the Account that you had configured or allowed to login Automatically on your Mac (See image below)

Although the Automatic login feature allows you to Login Automatically when your Mac powers on, it will not log you in Automatically again if you logout of your User Account or switch to a different User Account.

This means that every time you Logout of your User Account or switch to a Different User Account, you will be required to enter your Login Password. The other option in such a case is to reboot your Mac and it will once again allow you to Login Automatically, without entering a password.

In Case Automatic Login is Not Working

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If you are having trouble setting up automatic login on your Mac, it is likely that you have the FileVault option enabled for that account or that particular account has been setup to login with an iCloud Account.

The solution in this case is to turn off FileVault by accessing System Preferences > Security & Privacy > FileVault.

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If the account has been setup to login with an iCloud Account, you can change the account to login with a Manual Password by accessing System Preferences > Users & Groups > Change Password.