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Old 06-05-2005, 22:39   #14
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Re: anyone access msgplus.net

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Originally Posted by scastle
However, some other people claim they installed Messenger Plus, and despite opting NOT to install the "sponsor program", there was spyware left on their system, and the msgplush DLL (installed as part of Messenger Plus) bound itself to every process that connected to the Internet, despite the fact it had no apparent purpose.
those people should really be more careful what they install... after looking at the thread there the ones complaining about spyware quoted processes that are completely unattached to msgplus.

if you choose to install the sponsor program, you'll get some adverts and a search bar in ie. if you don't, you won't. it really is that simple
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Originally Posted by AndrewJames
Well I have msn plus and a patch thing from mess.be installed so I guess I should be kinda worried?
nope, not at all. i can't vouch for the patch from mess.be wthout knowing for certain what it is, but i very much doubt there's any problem with it.
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