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Very surprising, what are they thinking? :banger:
I honestly think that they are more worried about spyware being installed without the users knowledge more than anything. If WhenU is making the proper disclosures during the install process and afterward they are probably operating within the structured guidelines of the Aluria program. Its not WhenU’s fault that people dont or can’t read the disclosure before they install…
Yes but that is not what people use an adware removal tool for.
They expect the popups to be gone without having to use a popup blocker.
Aluria is a spyware remover you pay for – so they need to start disclosing that they do not remove all the spyware they find, only ones that don’t meet their criteria.
My feeling is that people would not purchase Aluria if they knew spyware would remain on their compter after use.
“My feeling is that people would not purchase Aluria if they knew spyware would remain on their compter after use.”
I think your right since the spyware definition isnt really dependent on the user having it installed without their knowledge…..
