Are you worried about your privacy while accessing an unknown website on your computer? There are several malware sites or applications on the internet that try to capture your photos, even without your knowledge. To avoid this problem, the Quick Heal application has added a feature called Webcam Protection to Quick Heal Total Security. This feature will display a pop-up alert notification on your computer screen when an application or a browser tries to access your account’s webcam. The best thing about the Webcam Protection feature is that it is enabled by default, and you can configure its settings based on your desire. The below section explains the Quick Heal camera settings in detail.
Configuring The Camera Settings
- Initially, make sure that you have installed the Quick Heal Total Security application on your computer.
- Now, launch the application.
- On the main screen of the application, locate and click on the Internet & Network option.
- Now, a window titled Internet & Network will open.
- Check whether the Webcam Protection option is enabled. If not, enable it.
- Click on the Webcam Protection option to access the advanced options.
- Now, if you wish to add a new application to the Webcam Protection list, then click on the Add button and select it from the list.
- Make sure to set the access policy correctly.
- Choose the Notify me on Webcam use option if you wish to allow and receive the alert notification when the added application tries to access your computer’s Webcam.
- To block the added application from accessing the Webcam, choose the Notify me on webcam use option.
- Finally, save the configured camera settings by clicking Save Changes.
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