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Old 04-12-2004, 17:52   #6
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Re: MAC OSX security updates

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Originally Posted by downquark1
although they do exist, they are too rare to bother the average user.
At the moment, my point is that they do exist, OSX isn't invulnerable and i personally think Mac users need to stop harping on about how much better than XP it is because the only reason you don't have as many virus's or spyware programs is down to OSX being nowhere near as popular. If you were going to concentrate on writing spyware you'd write it for the most popular OS's, the programs make them money, there's no point developing it for an OS that next to nobody uses.
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