Spyware as a service

What inconvenient truth is that?: "Spyware will always be with us
Nowadays it seems like there is no greater villian than the person who tells an inconvenient truth."

This has nothing to do with an inconvenient truth. This is about giving up, giving in, and deciding that privacy isn't worth fighting for.

Forget for a moment that the forefathers said that privacy equals freedom, but to say that ALL key-logging should be allowed, and that we should then hope that these "controls" will never be compromised, along with our passwords and credit card numbers, is so naive I can't believe it was uttered by an adult!

One good hacker, one good worm, one good piece of code, and ALL the controls in the world won?t help. AND if you CAN right code that bulletproof, why not apply it to stopping spyware itself?

Duh?; Posted by: tjleeland Posted on: 08/13/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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what a crock LilBambi_z | 08/13/04

Say What! dmwest | 08/13/04

What are they smoking??? mvanarsdale | 08/13/04

Huh? tjleeland | 08/16/04

Mental Masturbation Dragon_z | 08/13/04

What a great idea! shadar | 08/13/04

Bad idea CosmicFish | 08/15/04

Answer to "Bad Idea" schnooky34 | 08/15/04

Answer to "Bad Idea" CosmicFish | 08/17/04

Spyware as paid service bobnetplus | 08/16/04

Fighting words jlg17 | 08/16/04

Sieg Heil, mein F?hrer! rcdorner@... | 08/21/04

RE: Spyware as a service gabrielbear@... | 03/23/09

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