It's not unusual for security programs to report back to their publishers on definition file performance. Microsoft is the only one that lets you toggle how invasive the scan is, and it's the only one that gave theirs a proprietary name: SpyNet.
No, really: SpyNet. It doesn't really inspire confidence, especially for a brand-new security program.
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- Posted by: lepakas Posted on: 06/29/09 You are currently: a Guest | Log in | Terms of Use
as soon as this goes out of beta, i'm getting it
hansonjb | 06/24/09
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I already have it...
sgmunson | 06/24/09
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I installed also...
Erroneous | 06/24/09
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I already have it...
dayjom | 06/25/09
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freddybaby88 | 06/24/09
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freddybaby88 | 06/24/09
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Nope!
Dave32265 | 06/24/09
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