microsoft spyware remover

[fkdup74]

blah.....
will someone plz link or quote where it says its a paid subscription....
i cant find it....

[Chewie]

lol, i did read it and i dont click yes on nothing that may be risky...but ive still had it a few times.

but hey, maybe it will be good for the people who use the MS firewall

I see that since you posted your first comment in this thread, you've found what passes for a brain at your residence.

[Expire]

firewalls dont do shit for spyware

and read up peat! i edited my post
link to an article, says its gonna be free
and i didnt see anything on the M$ site that says you gotta pay

confused...did i say firewalls DID do owt for spyware???

[tesco]

Couple screenshots:

[peat moss]

firewalls dont do shit for spyware

and read up peat! i edited my post
link to an article, says its gonna be free
and i didnt see anything on the M$ site that says you gotta pay

Read up? Link: https://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showthread.php?t=87960

[fkdup74]

confused...did i say firewalls DID do owt for spyware???

well unless i misinterpreted it and you meant it as a knock on M$ firewall users in general...
but thats not really a good comparison then....
cuz yes....M$ firewall is shit, but....
giant anti-spyware was not, and this is basically gonna be a scaled down giant
so it should be good, and ive seen at least one post that says its not bad
think that was rossco posted that....

anyway....WHERE THE HELL DOES IT SAY YOU GOTTA PAY?!?!?!?

[peat moss]

well unless i misinterpreted it and you meant it as a knock on M$ firewall users in general...
but thats not really a good comparison then....
cuz yes....M$ firewall is shit, but....
giant anti-spyware was not, and this is basically gonna be a scaled down giant
so it should be good, and ive seen at least one post that says its not bad
think that was rossco posted that....

anyway....WHERE THE HELL DOES IT SAY YOU GOTTA PAY?!?!?!?

Quote : Many have asked about licensing and pricing. Previously, Giant AntiSpyware had been made available to customers for a yearly subscription fee, and my expectation is that Microsoft will continue using that model. However, that isn't, in my opinion, what the company should do. Instead, I'd like to see Microsoft offer Giant AntiSpyware free to all Windows users, as a benefit of using their OS. Frankly, it is the architectural problems in Windows that lets spyware and other malicious malware infect users' systems, and Microsoft should fix that problem for free. For now, the software giant says it hasn't yet decided on licensing and pricing.

[fkdup74]

Quote : Many have asked about licensing and pricing. Previously, Giant AntiSpyware had been made available to customers for a yearly subscription fee, and my expectation is that Microsoft will continue using that model. However, that isn't, in my opinion, what the company should do. Instead, I'd like to see Microsoft offer Giant AntiSpyware free to all Windows users, as a benefit of using their OS. Frankly, it is the architectural problems in Windows that lets spyware and other malicious malware infect users' systems, and Microsoft should fix that problem for free. For now, the software giant says it hasn't yet decided on licensing and pricing.

yeah i just got to that link
but thats pauls theory
no what i meant when i said read up was to my post....
theres a link to an article that says it gonna be a free windows tool

[Expire]

well unless i misinterpreted it and you meant it as a knock on M$ firewall users in general...
but thats not really a good comparison then....
cuz yes....M$ firewall is shit, but....
giant anti-spyware was not, and this is basically gonna be a scaled down giant
so it should be good, and ive seen at least one post that says its not bad
think that was rossco posted that....

anyway....WHERE THE HELL DOES IT SAY YOU GOTTA PAY?!?!?!?

u got me

yeah it might be a bad example but are people really gonna use this, i just cant c it

[tesco]

Quote : (...)Frankly, it is the architectural problems in Windows that lets spyware and other malicious malware infect users' systems, and Microsoft should fix that problem for free. (...)

Unless that was their plan from the start.