Silencing the Critics: ISearch/IDownload - Security

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neut1 join:2005-02-23 nederland	reply to Blackbird Re: Silencing the Critics: ISearch/IDownload said by Blackbird: So why do such unverifiable and meaningless age caveats appear in a EULA? Most likely, in order to: ... 4) provide a pseudo-legal backstop against certain local/national minimum-age ordinances regarding soft porn ads that will be intentionally served up by adware that is being installed The age limit of 13 years suggests that they want to protect themselves against problems with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act. My idea was only to make it impossible to bring that off without being more open about their true intentions.
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Doctor Four My other vehicle is a TARDIS Premium join:2000-09-05 Dallas, TX 1 edit	reply to eburger68 SpywareInfo throws down the gauntlet on iSearch SpywareInfo, in their current spyware weekly, proves that iSearch is malware, beyond any reasonable doubt. Mike Healan in particular cites the WMP adware being distributed via P2P networks as an example because it installs the iSearch toolbar by extremely deceptive means: »www.spywareinfo.com/newsletter/a···ar13.php -- "Kayura or Badamon, whichever you are, you should know that I will never give up this battle. By the will of the Ancient, I shall succeed!" - Shuten (Anubis) from the Ronin Warriors. To RIAA/MPAA - You can sue but you can't catch everyone!
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SpywareInfo throws down the gauntlet on iSearch