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Posted by trs80 on August 23, 2005, 11:03 pm
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no speakie retardo......isnt there someone who can type for you?
> trs80 wrote:
>> i didnt understand anything you said......can you get your mommie to
>> translate?
>
> What I posted was what you signed up for. I'll put it more simply for you.
>
> read http://www.abetterinternet.com/policies.htm
>
> Then read it again, then again until you DO understand it. You signed up
> to it, if it's too complex for you then you shouldn't have installed it.
>
> You gave ABI the rights to (not comprehensive)
> - fuck around with your hosts file
> - fuck around with your windows/browser security settings
> - install any damn software they please on your computer, from themselves
> and their business partners
> - redirect web requests onto their own sites
> - collect information about you and send it back to ABI
> - force your browser to open popups whether you want them or not (ABI
> would say you did because you signed up to their product)
>
> Simple enough for you?
>
> Now, learn to do a little research on what you have
> http://justfuckinggoogleit.com/
>
> Have a look at "If ABI believes that a third party is impeding your
> network communications, we reserve the right to correct the conflict in
> order to preserve proper communication." Does this mean they can turn off
> your firewalling? Disable anti-spyware s/w that is blocking sites or
> trying to unistall ABI? Bypass, or attempt to bypass, corporate security
> settings?
>
> You could try doing what Section 5 of their EULA says, and I'll quote it
> again for you, "If you do not want ABI and/or the Software to take these
> security measures, you should not install the Software, or follow the
> procedures set forth below in Section 3 to remove the Software."
>
> Try doing /exactly/ what it says in Section 5 of the EULA *after* doing
> your own research to see whether it will do what you want.
>
> Google
> Results 1 - 10 of about 9,290 for abi malware.
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