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This kind of popups is exactly the psychological manipulation that vendors use to make you feel good about using their products. Same for "cleanup" apps which s
by Quiark 11y ago
This kind of popups is exactly the psychological manipulation that vendors use to make you feel good about using their products. Same for "cleanup" apps which show a satisfying progress bar of how your device is "cleaned of all bad things".
- viraptor 11y agoTo be honest, I really like the approach of network blocking. If you strip everything bad from that product and leave just the interactive firewall - it's great! Mainly because it's a whitelist rather than blacklist - so you need to spend time configuring it, but then it really does the right thing. Or at least tries to... does windows security expose the actual network connection hooks to personal firewalls, or do they have to fight for dll hooks in the same way as malware?