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by vegadw
477 days ago
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Then make it a flag for windows machines on a domain account or otherwise set to be a "business PC". Doing it on consumer systems is still a problem. A false positive flag for malware - or calling any keygen malware - is still a problem. It sholudn't be removing keygens from the system because they're keygens. You shouldn't have to add exceptions for them. If they actually contain malware, great, yes, please flag them. If they're not and it's my personal computer, then if I choose to download some cars, that's none of their business. |
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