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« on: July 10, 2013, 04:11 PM »
Normally when dealing with people, it's "fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." But when it comes to ad-blockers or malware blockers, I run on the sentiment of "Fool me once, I blow you off my hard drive".
I really do expect that the fox "will" raid the henhouse when left in charge of guarding it.
On another note, I've noticed over the years how some great free software will be bought out by a large company only to be turned into adware or spyware. They do this legally by changing the EULA posted on their website, which states "in" the EULA, that the EULA can be changed at any time and you should check it daily to see if there are any changes. Yeah......Right......People are going to check the EULA's on all of their software, every day, just to look for changes.... The way I look at it, if they didn't announce these "little changes" somewhere besides the modified EULA, obviously they're being sneaky and can't be trusted.....