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Microsoft Anti-Spyware?
Kelly Martin, 2005-01-06

Microsoft has jumped into the anti-spyware market, but is this a new approach to thwarting bugs, or are they gearing up to profit from a dubious industry they helped create?

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Read the license agreement again 2005-01-12
Anonymous
Read the license agreement again - it says the USER (!) must make sure they're not VIOLATING THE SPYWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT (!) by doing the uninstall. All the license agreement is doing is shifting responsibility from MS to the user for violating spyware license agreements, which the user has agreed to by installing the spyware or the trojan it came with. So you can use the MS tool only to remove spyware which has a license agreement allowing you to remove it.

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Great Article 2005-01-16
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