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To preserve their main domain from the filthiest blacklists? So they can move on to another shady domain for dirty tricks if this one goes under in reputation.
by goldfeld 8y ago
To preserve their main domain from the filthiest blacklists? So they can move on to another shady domain for dirty tricks if this one goes under in reputation. Executive thinking..
- balibebas 8y agoSomeone should def send up a pull to patch that on githup.com
- thecatspaw 8y agobut why wouldnt they use microsoft-telemetry.com instead?
- sml156 8y agoProbably for the very few people that use regex on their DNS servers to block Microsoft
- rapind 8y agoThis is most definitely the case. I can't think of any other reason they'd do this.
- glenneroo 8y agoWhy would that be any less shady? I've gotten plenty of spam pointing to <legitservice-word>.com and similar.
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- anoncake 8y agoMaybe it was a typo and fixing it would have required more bureaucracy than getting the domain.