From: George Orwell on 24 Mar 2007 12:46 CNET http://snipurl.com/dofg Spyware Doctor http://snipurl.com/spyware_proctologist suffers from software glitches; failed to identify or remove a test Trojan horse; returned a high number of false positive or extremely low-risk results; doesn't include telephone support. The bottom line: Until this recent release, Spyware Doctor was one of the better antispyware choices. Nettlesome glitches and a low rate of spyware removal, however, keep us from recommending Spyware Doctor for now.
From: Maximum Dog9 on 24 Mar 2007 15:31 George Orwell wrote: > CNET > http://snipurl.com/dofg > > Spyware Doctor http://snipurl.com/spyware_proctologist suffers from > software glitches; failed to identify or remove a test Trojan horse; > returned a high number of false positive or extremely low-risk results; > doesn't include telephone support. > > The bottom line: Until this recent release, Spyware Doctor was one of > the better antispyware choices. Nettlesome glitches and a low rate of > spyware removal, however, keep us from recommending Spyware Doctor for > now. > Must you continuously report the news? Is there nothing else you can do, from a technical aspect?
From: Timothy Daniels on 25 Mar 2007 19:32 "George Orwell" wrote: > CNET > http://snipurl.com/dofg > > Spyware Doctor http://snipurl.com/spyware_proctologist suffers from > software glitches; failed to identify or remove a test Trojan horse; > returned a high number of false positive or extremely low-risk results; > doesn't include telephone support. > > The bottom line: Until this recent release, Spyware Doctor was one of > the better antispyware choices. Nettlesome glitches and a low rate of > spyware removal, however, keep us from recommending Spyware > Doctor for now. > Thanks for posting that. I was about to renew my subscription to Spyware Doctor updates, but after reading the CNet review, I won't. Now I wonder why PC Magazine didn't notice the problems in its Anti-Malware review that it published this week. *TimDaniels*
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