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I can kind of see this as being legal
to a point anyway. Now when you download a program and are dumb enough to install the bundled software, is your fault and you deserve to have it on your system. Then there these fly by installs where you can pick it up by just going to a site and the spyware is installed without your knowledge. That is no different than breaking and entering. So on that side I can see it as being totally legal to make spyware illegal.
Posted by: crashoverride   Posted on: 05/11/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Re: Senators push for anti-spyware law  none none | 05/11/05
Took the word STRAIGHT outta my mouth  Jeff Spicoli | 05/12/05
The scary thing is.. what will they bundle with this one?  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/11/05
I can kind of see this as being legal  crashoverride | 05/11/05
Just pass a law outlawing MS  TWRX | 05/11/05
Or outlawing deceptive EULAs and flawed software.. oh, so that would be MS.  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/11/05
Can't, the DOJ granted ABSOLUTION. (NT)  Update victim | 05/12/05
How's this for a solution...?  figgle | 05/12/05
touching upon the big problem  Jeff Spicoli | 05/12/05
Ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure  mrlinux | 05/12/05
Yes, but that's not going to happen  Jeff Spicoli | 05/12/05
Thats Why I switched to MAC and Linux  mrlinux | 05/12/05
Me too mi amigo  Jeff Spicoli | 05/12/05

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