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Old 07-01-2005, 15:19   #13
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Re: What use is Adaware?

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Originally Posted by caveman
What a contrast of opinions. I have to say although having read all the hype about privacy and the need to eradicate spyware. I am beginning to think that it's b****y hard work to remember to run apps. like Adaware regularly enough for it to be worthwhile, after all what's the point in running it once a day if your contaminated soon after and are exposed for most of the day till you run it again.
Again I will stand corrected if my knowledge lacks something. Spyware is either dangerous or not, if it is we need to stop it coming in like a firewall not getting rid of it temporarily. What's the answer?
Install spybot S&D, enable the tea-time (I think that's the name) protection and it runs in the background and proactively protects you while warning about any changes to certain settings.
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