WGA's been in use for months, now. Surely someone in the security industry with its wary eyes had a chance to analyze what WGA sends to Microsoft, yet I can't find an example of this analysis.

Surely we're not going to let a little thing like an "unenforceable spyware EULA" get in the way of full disclosure, proving how wrong Microsoft is, are we? It only takes days, even hours, for a new virus or spyware program to show up in Norton Antivirus' defenitions, so surely WGA's been analyzed to death after months of operation.

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