Tom MS is not alone.
I have downloaded both Itunes to handle my podcast collections and
downloads, plus of course Quicktime for programs that need it.
I turn off their little quicktime taskbar program.
However sitting in my Windows taskmanager are three little programs
that I did not authorize or want running.
Applemobiledevicesercice.exe
Ipodservice.exe
Ituneshelper.exe
Not one of these programs have I authorized nor do I want them
running. However Apple must have earned from MS how to slip programs
into your system so you can go and do what you want without the
customer knowing it. SO MS is not alone in this concept, Jobs is not
far behind.
Stewart
At 09:18 PM 9/13/2007, you wrote:
Not surprising. As we have seen again and again this company is devoid of
any sense of ethical behavior. The next step is using their control of
computers to identify and transmit banking info back to headquarters so
that they can bill for "valuable upgrades that we know the customer would
want."
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
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Prince of Peace
Ozark, AL SL 82
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