Windows anti spyware

[peat moss]

Story here from pc mag . I recieved in my e-mail today.


http://www.maxpc.co.uk/reviews/defau...bsectionid=516

[MagusDraco]

that pic's actually very readable. Just hard to read. 'Course finding another link works better.

[keyser_soze]

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 I've found that with some mags.

[fkdup74]

To test the program, we did the obvious thing: searched for cracked software and pornography.

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.

wtf? it's fucking invasion of privacy FFS
so....I could write a virus, put an EULA in it, and sue Norton for removing it?

[peat moss]

wtf? it's fucking invasion of privacy FFS
so....I could write a virus, put an EULA in it, and sue Norton for removing it?

I think it enables Microsoft to "Charge " us poor schmuck's for the privlege of using it !

[orcutt989]

I have the latest version of Giant Antispyware, so no need for Microsoft since they took over Giant.