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Companies Using Your Computer without Your Consent or Knowledge

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Septic Yogurt, Mar 2, 2001.

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    Septic Yogurt, Mar 2, 2001
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    I back you on that statement. That's some crazy stuff. My computer is mine, not theirs. I don't use that ISP, but I think I'm going to read all the small print in my cable provider. But after all I shut down when I'm not using anyway.
     
    Voltric, Mar 2, 2001
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    Makes me feel guilty about not reading the license agreements, before installing software. I do try to glance over them, but really it would take an hour to carefully read and understand any one of those EULA statements... I wonder does any of u do make an effort and read the license agreements online?
     
    Lo, Mar 4, 2001
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    I have an innate ability to skim through it and spot the words "CASH" "PAYMENTS" "SUBSCRIPTION" from a mile off
     
    Septic Yogurt, Mar 4, 2001
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