Will the anti-spyware remain free?

[Trey Helms]

After the Microsoft Anti-spyware passes beta, will it
remain free to all users?

 

[Bear]

-----Original Message-----

After the Microsoft Anti-spyware passes beta, will it
remain free to all users?
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.........

Oops, I'm done now. Bill didn't get all that dough by
being a nice guy. Is he the knucklehead that thought
integrating an Internet browser into an operating system
was a good idea... yeah probably. Is he the guy that's
going to pay for his own stupidity... absolutely not.

Every businessman dreams of a day when he can create a
product that is so poorly engineered that it creates a
need for a second product to fix it. Its like a dog
chasing its tail! In the world of business, we call it
brilliant, anywhere else its called extortion. So kudos
to you Billy-boy, add another wing onto the homestead and
keep screwing us harder... we're begining to like it.

A better option is to stop using IE all together and look
at FireFox or some other non-MS browser, and you're
spyware issues will go away all by themselves.

 

[? Mark Guy]

You can always be NEGATIVE and get NEGATIVE results or you
can run with a good thing and make the best of it. No
matter where you try to run to in the aspect of OS's MS is
the way to go.

 

[Ron Chamberlin]

Hi Trey,
At this time, there has been no announcement pro or con as to if the final
version will have a cost to it.
I'm sure the news will get posted here once available.

Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP

 

[Trey]

thanks

-----Original Message-----
Hi Trey,
At this time, there has been no announcement pro or con as to if the final
version will have a cost to it.
I'm sure the news will get posted here once available.

Ron Chamberlin
MS-MVP





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[mastersro]

Firefox is merely not a focal point for hackers. YET!!!!
When it becomes sufficiently popular they will zoom in and
then the same problems will occur with Firefox.