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Bayes Anti-Spam
Anti Spam AddIn / Plugin for Outlook
For Outlook I had been using the SpamBayes plugin for years in order to remove spam e-mails. However, with Outlook 365 the addin stopped working for me. This reimplementation enables you to mark e-mails as spam or valid. Based on your input the addin learns how to classify e-mails. If the addin detects spam then it will move the e-mail to a configurable folder in Outlook. E-mails for which the decision is uncertain will be moved to another configurable folder. -
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CTS Surveyor
Foot traffic and facial analytics for your business and home
Surveyor is a software solution that monitors its environment via camera and gathers demographic information about the public in the surrounding area, providing important statistics such as number of people passing by as well as providing facial analytics to classify the pedestrians based on their age and gender. The statistical data is stored in a local database and is made available via RESTful API’s, and easy integration with other applications can be accomplished via a WebSocket... -
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SpillGuard is a Data Loss/Leak Prevention (DLP) plugin for Microsoft Office designed to help prevent the opening, saving or printing of Microsoft Office files containing classification markings higher than the classification of the user's computer.
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