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They claimed it was attempting to access private data. It was spyware. That's malicious in my book.
by enjo 16y ago
They claimed it was attempting to access private data. It was spyware. That's malicious in my book.
- angelbob 16y agoThe blog claimed the opposite: These applications intentionally misrepresented their purpose in order to encourage user downloads, but they were not designed to be used maliciously, and did not have permission to access private data — or system resources beyond permission.INTERNET. As the applications were practically useless, most users uninstalled the applications shortly after downloading them. So no, they didn't try to access private data.