AT&T: Great phone deals online

"TCS" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 19:14:48 GMT, Bob Smith
<[email protected]> wrote:
> >> run for instalation. If people wouldn't install every ****ing piece
> >> of pretty software they see, they wouldn't have the spyware problem.
> >> It's too bad people are rarely educated enough to know what the
> >> trojan war was or what a trojan horse is.
>
> >I never said it came via email. Those spyware programs arrive via cookies
> >from particular sites ... As to ezula, that shows up everytime I load up
>
> no they don't. Cookies aren't executeables. Cookies are just data that
> sites leave on your computer that other sites can read/check. They
> can be used to spy where you go, but they aren't "spyware". Spyware is
> software installed on your machine between you and the internet. They
> log all web access and download additional pop ads. A fine example is
> a popup ad where they affected website doesn't have any advertising
content.
> The ads can even pop up when you aren't connected to the internet.
> Cookies can't cause popups.

All I know is that when I visit certain sites, Internet Cleaner pops up and
says that it's found those entries and it's just in visiting the site ...
without downloading anything ... Once the IC pop up comes up, I go and knock
it out.

Bob

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I don't see anything that needs fixing. What do you mean?


Steven J Sobol wrote:
> (ROB! Fix your newsreader please...)
>
>
>>Just for those interested in the real truth, not the fabrications of
>>malicious liars, Sprint's prices are not "the highest prices."
>
>
> No. I'm sure *that* statistic belongs to Verizon. Used to belong to AT&T too,
> but AT&T is apparently offering some real sharp pricing on their GSM services.
>