Re: Is Microsoft aware?
- From: norm <noone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2007 18:14:11 -0400
Leythos wrote:
In article <eJqSi6i9HHA.5456@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, noone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says..."If you don't want to allow apps/vendors/people to use features of the OS that are exposed for use, then it's up to you, not Microsoft, to limit their access to YOUR COMPUTER."Leythos wrote:In article <1189655783.148358.22010@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, p.n.jayant@xxxxxxxxx says...But this does not apply to ms, right?But has Microsoft taken effective steps to stop software manufacturersHow the OS is used is up to you and what you allow. If you don't want to allow apps/vendors/people to use features of the OS that are exposed for use, then it's up to you, not Microsoft, to limit their access to YOUR COMPUTER.
like SystemSecure or UltimateCleaner from using Microsoft's
proprietary features like Windows System Alert Box to publicize their
products, blatantly giving a false impression that their products have
been recommended by Microsoft and in the process, infecting user
systems with worms?
http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?cat=55&tag=nl.e622
And what does that have to do with malware getting on machines?
Somehow, it evidently is NOT up to the user to limit access to one's computer when ms is the one doing the accessing. It makes no difference if it is malware OR ms doing the accessing. It is not right for anyone to access by deceit or without permission. It may happen, but it is not right.
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norm
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