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I'm glad that they don't. Otherwise I would have my 75 year old father-in-law on the phone panicking every five minutes. He insists on having his own computer a

I'm glad that they don't. Otherwise I would have my 75 year old father-in-law on the phone panicking every five minutes. He insists on having his own computer and after five years of dealing with his constant issues I convinced him to move to a Mac. Now I only get the calls a couple of times a year.

alwillis 4y ago
> I'm glad that they don't. Otherwise I would have my 75 year old father-in-law on the phone panicking every five minutes. Exactly! Since there’s nothing the average everyday user can do about the malware, there’s really no need to alert them. There’s a lot of stuff in system logs that would worry none-technical users if they knew about them.
- aflag 4y ago
  They can stop opening sites and emails that give them malware. If the person who sent it to them in the first place was a friend, they can also tell it to their friend. You don't have to be a seasoned software engineer to understand that.
  - lapcat 4y ago
    Exactly!