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Well, Well... AOL = Computer Hackers... There are those of us out here that use the Windows Messenger to connect to the MSN Messenger service. With their latest intrusion into the privacy of the computer users, they sneak in and turn off a service which some of us use. Not only is that an invasion of privacy, but it is also their way of flexing their muscles showing that it's wrong for a hacker to come in and change things, but it's ok for them to change things without people's permission. THIS IS MY COMPUTER, STAY OUT! Atleast that's why I run a firewall. If they are going to be doing this, even this one time, then what is the use of firewalls??? COME ON PEOPLE, THEY ARE CONTROLLING YOU, CATCH A CLUE! If you're smart, then you'll see what efforts you can put forth to sue them because they are now nothing more than common place hackers. This is MY OPTINION and this is also the reason I TRIED to cancel my subscription. (Yet, another AOL case which they didn't cancel when requested.)
Posted by: RabidWolf   Posted on: 10/27/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Yet another flaw in windows  Rick_K | 10/24/03
this week it's been daily  stephen732@... | 10/24/03
But MS said Flaws were "Features"  Rick_K | 10/24/03
beta tester  Arm A. Geddon | 10/25/03
Re: But MS said Flaws were "Features"  none none | 10/25/03
Paid betas  dscherf | 10/25/03
technically no m$ wares go beyond beta stage...  stephen732@... | 10/25/03
"technically"?  KTLA | 10/26/03
You are distorting the truth  BruceWheelock@... | 10/27/03
Actually, windows is a virus  Harry Butts | 10/25/03
I hope by secure OS...  JoeMama_z | 10/26/03
AOL would know about flawed features  FilledOut | 10/24/03
But the bigger issue...  Fred Fredrickson | 10/24/03
The even bigger issue  MalumRegnat | 10/25/03
Re: The even bigger issue  nrlz | 10/25/03
Having to type in subject lines really, really sucks!!  none none | 10/25/03
Even bigger missing of the point  Fred Fredrickson | 10/26/03
Even bigger issue  dscherf | 10/25/03
Problem NOT M$ but AOL  DRVTACH_z | 11/14/03
what took so long?  stephen732@... | 10/24/03
this summed up my feelings  ryusen | 10/24/03
wouldn't it be easier  JoeMama_z | 10/24/03
still  ryusen | 10/24/03
Not really, joe, since M$'s firewall sucks endlessly, BUT I agree...  dicktaurus@... | 10/24/03
Respectfully....  JoeMama_z | 10/26/03
personally  ryusen | 10/27/03
I think about my grandma...  JoeMama_z | 10/27/03
AOL Shutdown a service huh  KCowger | 10/24/03
More interesting than that  zd-spam | 10/24/03
Not quite correct: it's not done remotely  John Zern | 10/25/03
AOL CHANGES some part of you OS everytime yo sign ON  DRVTACH_z | 11/14/03
Maybe shut down their competitors apps  John Zern | 10/25/03
Ummm I shot this problem down a while back  Squawkbox | 10/24/03
Re: Ummm I shot this problem down a while back  nrlz | 10/25/03
Yeah I know I read the Eula ,Ya got me. (Grin)  Squawkbox | 10/25/03
Another copany wants to be able to change your computer.  Chopper_z | 10/25/03
And that means...  John Zern | 10/25/03
This is BS  Suicida| | 10/26/03
AOL disables MSN Explorer  KTLA | 10/26/03
IE  pschroeder@... | 10/26/03
OHHH PLEEEEEASE  RobertoSalazar | 10/26/03
Not bad hype - bad programming.  Suicida| | 10/26/03
bleh  PmAc_z | 10/27/03
How is it hype?  ac2_z | 10/26/03
Gartner?  ryusen | 10/27/03
XP firewall  ac2_z | 10/26/03
oops - fdrop off the thread  ac2_z | 10/26/03
This is what I see...  RabidWolf | 10/27/03
uh...  pschroeder@... | 10/29/03
Tried to test this  tallguy779 | 10/27/03
This is why I "DON'T" use AOL  Sceptical Observer | 10/27/03
Yet another flaw in AOL  FilledOut | 10/27/03
M$ no Prob AOL BIG Prob  DRVTACH_z | 11/14/03

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