Ted Bridis, The Associated Press 2004-12-16
Microsoft Corp. disclosed plans Thursday to offer frustrated users of its Windows software new tools within 30 days to remove spyware programs secretly running on computers. But it might cost extra in coming months.
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Microsoft may charge extra for new security software
2004-12-17
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Microsoft's own bug-ridden software is often responsible for the spread of malware, etc., in the first place. So why should they seek to charge us for fixing the problems they have caused themselves?...
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Microsoft may charge extra for new security software
2004-12-21
Anonymous
Anonymous
Totally agree. I would never pay for something that should be a part of Windows anyways.
Think about it. Why should computer literate users pay for something when it is the computer illiterate users fault? Gee, thanks morons.
Anyways, other freeware tools are available so I fine with what I ha...
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Think about it. Why should computer literate users pay for something when it is the computer illiterate users fault? Gee, thanks morons.
Anyways, other freeware tools are available so I fine with what I ha...
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Microsoft may charge extra for new security software
2004-12-17
Anonymous (2 replies)
Anonymous (2 replies)
So this shouldn't prove to difficult for the authors of spyware... it's going to be a M$ product and will likely fall prey to the same bad programming that they've always put out.
Granted spyware authors should be drawn and quartered in my personal opinion but M$ should be fixing their code to pr...
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Granted spyware authors should be drawn and quartered in my personal opinion but M$ should be fixing their code to pr...
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Microsoft may charge extra for new security software
2004-12-18
Anonymous
Anonymous
Look, its not Microsoft's problem.
Its the spyware, hackers, and crackers.
You can log onto any computer on the internet if you know its IP address.
Once you do that, harm can be done to the computer.
FTP sites no longer work for me. Good.
Don't want'em. Don't need'em.
Do you want the Internet...
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Its the spyware, hackers, and crackers.
You can log onto any computer on the internet if you know its IP address.
Once you do that, harm can be done to the computer.
FTP sites no longer work for me. Good.
Don't want'em. Don't need'em.
Do you want the Internet...
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Microsoft may charge extra for new security software
2004-12-21
Anonymous
Anonymous
The best of both worlds, charge us for the OS and applications, tie in IE to the point it can't be removed, run IE with system level privileges, meaning it can install anything it wants, hold us hostage with poor coding, charge us to get rid of the malware their buggy application installed, create m...
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