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From: Mark Opolo on 29 Apr 2010 01:49 what does it do. I regularly update it and have done for a number of years. It never pops up or is seen to do anything. ta
From: VanguardLH on 29 Apr 2010 05:49 Mark Opolo wrote: > what does it do. I regularly update it and have done for a number of > years. It never pops up or is seen to do anything. It's not supposed to do anything. It's protection is what it adds to Windows, not that it sits around trying to catch some nasty. Adding a list of "bad" sites to the Restricted Sites security zone doesn't require SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the sites to this security zone and it's done. Adding a list of "bad" sites to the cookies block list doesn't require SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the sites to the cookies list (with Blocked status) and it's done. Adding killbits to the registry for ActiveX controls doesn't require SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the killbits to the registry and it's done. You don't how killbits work. You don't know about using the Restricted Sites security zone. You don't know about the Allow/Block cookies list. Why are you using a software tool that you don't know how it works?
From: Mark Opolo on 30 Apr 2010 00:34 "VanguardLH" <V(a)nguard.LH> wrote in message news:hrbkm9$80i$1(a)news.albasani.net... > Mark Opolo wrote: > >> what does it do. I regularly update it and have done for a number of >> years. It never pops up or is seen to do anything. > > It's not supposed to do anything. It's protection is what it adds to > Windows, not that it sits around trying to catch some nasty. > > Adding a list of "bad" sites to the Restricted Sites security zone doesn't > require SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the sites to this > security > zone and it's done. > > Adding a list of "bad" sites to the cookies block list doesn't require > SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the sites to the cookies list > (with Blocked status) and it's done. > > Adding killbits to the registry for ActiveX controls doesn't require > SpywareBlaster to keep running. It adds the killbits to the registry and > it's done. > > You don't how killbits work. You don't know about using the Restricted > Sites security zone. You don't know about the Allow/Block cookies list. > Why are you using a software tool that you don't know how it works? great thanks.
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