Yes, I have also seen him mentioning it on the Wilders Security Forums. And when I look at the screenshots of SS15, I don’t see any section where you can manage app rules. So let’s say that SpeedFan is allowed to load a driver, you should see such a rule.
https://www.softpedia.com/get/System/System-Info/SpeedFan.shtml
I have a suggestion:
Why not try the app? Throw your malware collection at it in a virtual environment Instead of posting speculated times 12 about what you may think about a product you don’t use. (V 15, vs 12)
Ok…spoiler alert: You will get a popup asking you to deny or allow whenever it catches something. 
Hello, I can’t speak for RasheedHolland of course but he can’t try it because he’s using a Windows 10 build not compatible with SpyShelter 15 (Windows 10, build 1909 to be precise) and he’s not willing to update the OS to the most recent build supported by Microsoft. As far as I know, he once tried to install SS 15 on Win 10 build 1909 but the installation failed.
Discussion between him and Carl starting here
Kaliban has explained it already, I can’t run SpyShelter 15 on my Windows 10 laptop, the developers couldn’t figure out why not. In fact, I had to reinstall my laptop after running SS 15.
My laptop also doesn’t have enough RAM and diskspace for me to run virtual machines. So that’s why I’m trying to figure things out, with the goal of making SS 15 a better product.
But anyway, I know that you will get to see a popup where you can deny or allow actions, but I assume you can make SS remember these rules right? But where is the rules manager, can you post a screenshot of this, or does this rules manager not exist, that was the question.
BTW, this is still not fixed on the website, we shouldn’t confuse potential buyers. 