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Just been reading about how hackers are deliberately having a go at microsofts anti spy app on the basis off why should we have to pay for something that protects us from windows vulnerabilities to start with :unsure: and that they have found malware that gets through unstopped, just thought I would mention that.
we have to pay for that now? :dry:
Nope. Still free.
no links ? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by keyser_soze
This was something I read in a magazine hold up I'll scan it type the text....
This is interesting :
If you download Microsoft AntiSpyware, note in the license agreement that the beta will expire on July 31, 2005, "or until the date we release a commercial version of the software, whichever date is first". Thus, you should regularly check for updates when new betas or the official version 1 of the software is released.
Sorry for not replying sooner but last night the board was down while it was installing summat. btw it looks more like we'll have to pay for the updates rather than the software.
http://img239.echo.cx/img239/1029/clip2js.jpg
keyser_soze that pic is unreadable. :blink:
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Originally Posted by keyser_soze
I can't read it either , but apreciate the effort ! Got a link friend ? What good is the software with out the updates EH ? :blink:
Yeah it did'nt come out as well as I thought :( I've left the mag at work but I'll type it up at work 2morrow In work time ;) and post it up.
Story here from pc mag . I recieved in my e-mail today. :)
http://www.maxpc.co.uk/reviews/defau...bsectionid=516
that pic's actually very readable. Just hard to read. 'Course finding another link works better.
Cheers for that as I forgot to bring the magazine home again :) That link was give or take the same as what it said in the mag but tbh I don't think that was the name of the mag I was reading but was probably from the same publisher :unsure: I've found that with some mags.
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To test the program, we did the obvious thing: searched for cracked software and pornography.
wtf? :blink: it's fucking invasion of privacy FFS :angry:Quote:
Some firms have already claimed that their programs aren’t spyware and therefore shouldn’t be zapped, while others’ licence agreements prohibit you from using anti-spyware tools to uninstall them.
so....I could write a virus, put an EULA in it, and sue Norton for removing it? :lol:
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Originally Posted by FKDUP74
I think it enables Microsoft to "Charge " us poor schmuck's for the privlege of using it ! :P
I have the latest version of Giant Antispyware, so no need for Microsoft since they took over Giant.