claudeo
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Re: Holy shit!
Does it actually intercept communications? I don't read it that way. But if it does that would indeed be a major security issue. The last thing we need is another sniffer. |
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Jeremy341
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| said by claudeo  :
Does it actually intercept communications? I don't read it that way. But if it does that would indeed be a major security issue. The last thing we need is another sniffer.
Yes, it really does. I just installed it (and uninstalled it 10 minutes later) on my computer to check it out and see for myself.
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I do not trust Firefox. Spread anything besides that horrid piece of crap. |
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Jeremy341
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localhost | Install the program and prove it to yourself. I don't have it installed anymore, and I'm not going to install it again.
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join:2002-09-05 | I'm not interested in proving someone else's baseless claim, thank you. |
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| reply to Jeremy341
said by Jeremy341 :
said by claudeo :
Does it actually intercept communications? I don't read it that way. But if it does that would indeed be a major security issue. The last thing we need is another sniffer.
Yes, it really does. I just installed it (and uninstalled it 10 minutes later) on my computer to check it out and see for myself.
It does NOT "intercept communications". It searches files that are on your disk, and would be on your disk anyways. You are misinformed and incorrect, Jerw134. |
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