Norton Internet Security Screws Us

Alphawolf · 2004-03-10, 10:25 PM

Cleo,

>>Actually I think most users turn off most of the Norton stuff after a short time seeing as it also causes problems.<<

You're giving people way too much credit. After all, vast majority are still running Windows, right?

I truly don't think most people turn it off. The media has made people paranoid and more viruses and SPAM and scumware, etc...

Remember that E-mail i shared from my freind- her brother has his laptop hosed from an adult site- or so he thought. He'll never surf without NIS 2004 again.

I didn't know...but my Dad has this thing too. When I went to look at my site that is when I first saw no banners.

He's had it for about 6 mos now and it hasn't caused any problems. I know 'cos I'd have to fix them.

2004-03-10, 10:25 PM	#13
Alphawolf Don't come to Florida for vacation. We're closed. Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Orlando, Florida Posts: 1,874	Cleo, >>Actually I think most users turn off most of the Norton stuff after a short time seeing as it also causes problems.<< You're giving people way too much credit. After all, vast majority are still running Windows, right? I truly don't think most people turn it off. The media has made people paranoid and more viruses and SPAM and scumware, etc... Remember that E-mail i shared from my freind- her brother has his laptop hosed from an adult site- or so he thought. He'll never surf without NIS 2004 again. I didn't know...but my Dad has this thing too. When I went to look at my site that is when I first saw no banners. He's had it for about 6 mos now and it hasn't caused any problems. I know 'cos I'd have to fix them. __________________ Regards, AW Weekly Pay. Sites That Convert. Start Pimpin' Today!