Free Online PC Stat Checker

Blackout Privacy has a free online PC stat checker (personal computer statistic checker), which detects the information your computer is emitting to the outside world whilst you’re browsing the web. See what information you’re giving out to other companies and third–party advertisers by using our free online service and how you can keep this information secure.

We do not store your information on a database, as to protect your information from cyber–attackers; third–parties and ourselves. In current times, the information you display online is a digital currency to companies and advertisers, as it gives an in–depth view of who you are as a person and what you’re more likely to buy and how susceptible you are to online advertisements.

Companies will store cookies in your browser; place web beacons (web bugs) on their page; use your Internet Protocol (IP) address; your Media Access Control (MAC) address alongside other methods to track your online activity down to the websites you visit; how long you visit each page; the actions you take on each website; the content you watch; the device you’re using; where you are in the world and more. All of this information gives them a profile of your search and shopping habits and who you are as a person, to be able to effectively monitor you, as well as advertise contents and products to you.

To receive a more in–depth view of your computers information, download the Blackout–Privacy Suite from our software tab. Blackout–Privacy Suite will detect your PC’s cookies; search history; downloads; system information and more.

Our website and service will be adapted and expanded in due time to give you a more encompassing view of the data you transmit across the web.

By showing you the information other websites are able to view about yourselves, we aim to enhance your online privacy and anonymity across the web, which will combat cyber–attackers; companies and third–parties collecting your personal information and using your data in cluster analysis to advertise more products and services to you.

When companies collect this data, outside entities aim to find your location; determine who you are as an individual and a potential customer as well as finding the likeliness of you purchasing a product. Click below to check what information you’re projecting to the outside world:

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Processor Cores
System Directory
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VPN connection
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IP Address
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Native Region Name
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Tor browser check
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Your Online Privacy and software

Given the current online climate, with advertising agencies; companies; cyber–attackers and governments tracking your every move, in order to determine who you are; what you’re searching; what products you buy; what you think; what you’re most likely to buy and more, online privacy is becoming a more sought after commodity.

Online users are always conscious of their security, as to protect their system from cyber–attacks, however do not give a second thought to their online privacy and how the information they emit to the outside world affects their security. Privacy and security are not always synonymous with one–another and having a good anti–virus and securing your system will not protect your personal information from cyber–attackers; companies or advertising agencies.

With 1,862 data breaches reported in 2021 alone, leaking billions of records to cyber–criminals, more needs to be done to protect your online anonymity; secure your records and keep you safe online. By being cautious of what information you give to companies; having a quality privacy suite and maintaining your online anonymity will better protect your personal information from others, with the by–product of protecting your system more effectively.

Websites will use online trackers; cookies; web-beacons (web-bugs) and your system information to find out exactly who you are as a person and record the information on their databases, which may not necessarily be secured well and with companies selling their data to third–parties, your data becomes ever more vulnerable, as it becomes more likely that one of the third–parties are a weak link in security, giving cyber–criminals all the information they would need about yourself.

By using various privacy tools, you’re able to better protect your private information by spoofing some of your computers information; disallowing or deleting cookies, thus preventing tracking across websites; blocking certain JavaScript code from running on websites and expanding your knowledge of online privacy and your rights, you are able to lessen the amount of information you leak to bad–actors.

To better protect your privacy online, download Blackout Privacy Suite by clicking the link below:

System Information

User Name
System Language
Display Language
ISO Code

Processor Cores
System Directory
System Start Time
Environment Version

VPN connection
Country
IP Address
MAC Address

Geographic Region ID
Native Region Name
Regional Currency
Browser Name

Browser Version
User Agent
Tor browser check
Operating system name

System type
Version information
Major and Minor Version
OS Build

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