On Sat October 8 2011, you wrote: > Interesting retort from opencandy. > http://www.opencandy.com/2011/03/04/the-story-behind-the-opencandy-and-m > icrosoft-adware-debacle/ > > Per them all their partners are required to provide an EULA that each > person has to accept before installing any new software. I do classify > this myself as adware since that is precisely what its doing. ..I > don't classify it as malware where they don't notify you of installs > and such and do a lot of subterfuge as you phrased it. You had to > accept the opencandy eula to install it at some point either through a > partner affiliation or direct EULA. > > "There is no such thing as a free lunch" this includes programs.... > Actually, there is free software... just some of the stuff that comes packaged with OpenCandy isn't completely free...
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