If "pass-through" means to "not remove" by default, (you have to
actively make that selection yourself), then I agree. I heard that too
from reliable sources.
You have to remember that MS sits on the fence in these areas.
They "can't" allow it to look like they are soft on adware/crapware,
but on the other hand - their entire empire is based on the fact the
the EULA must be protected at all costs... There has to be some
un-intended and/or collateral damage along the way "somewhere"
when you want to have your cake and eat it too... JMHO
Rick Glazier
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From: "Chris Shaw"
There has been some news floating around that MS AS & Adaware
were allowing some known adwares to pass thru their nets because
they had some sort of EULA included with the software that installed
it saying somewhere in it's 3000 pages that it was intalling other softwares.
And if you agreed to the EULA that you agreed to let these adwares be
installed on your system. Pretty lame!!!
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