House approves spyware legislation

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Well...

You obviously don't spend 20-30 hours a week removing this crap from employee's computers, or re-imaging them because the exploit (and these ARE exploits) install in ways that make removal too difficult or impossible.

You obviously also don't know that Spyware is now the #1 cause for calls to corporate help desks (and other help desks around the world) and that the existance of this crap is generating it's own brand of FUD-ridden deceptive sales pitching for removal tools, some of which themselves INSTALL Spyware instead of actually removing it.

If you did, your position would change.

Posted by: BitTwiddler   Posted on: 10/06/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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