No offense taken, appreciate the input. It's a matter of perspective, like most things. If you are indeed infected with a Trojan that simply re-enables your mi

No offense taken, appreciate the input. It's a matter of perspective, like most things. If you are indeed infected with a Trojan that simply re-enables your microphone and webcam after they've been disabled, the software is designed to inform you of that. I don't know of any firewall or anti-virus program that does that, do you? That being said, this certainly isn't a replacement for firewall or anti-virus protection, it just does a better job of making it easier for non-technical users to easily disable and re-enable their devices.