 TsumePremium
join:2004-02-23
Johnson City, TN
 ·Comcast
| I believe this is justified It isn't nearly as bad as most unwanted-wares to date, and it really doesn't steal very private information.
However, I do not believe that this should be removed from adware/spyware scanners. It should still be enabled for deletion by default, and be optional to disable scanning for it [I know you can do this in Spybot S&D].
They actually sent a nice letter, one that doesn't accuse or point fingers. If that is truely representing of the company, then I do believe this falls under Adware and not Spyware. To me, it's the same when it comes to scanning and deletion. It just isn't a big privacy risk. |
| "They actually sent a nice letter, one that doesn't accuse or point fingers. If that is truely representing of the company, then I do believe this falls under Adware and not Spyware."
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Uh...being nice changes what Cydoor is? No. Junk is junk is crap no matter what sort of "nice" marketing talk is spread on it. Adware...spyware...all junk/crap. Whether it's a privacy risk or not matters very little to me. It's the fact that it's obtrusive, unwanted and a pain in the ass to get out that makes this CRAP. Ok? Take a hike, Cydoor.  |
