We run a "lean and mean" operation. We don't have the overhead of some of our competitors.
Actually, we are big fans of Linux. Realistically, though, it is a Windows World out there.
Therefore, our area of support is Windows centric.
Spyware comes in various forms, but basically it is a program or piece of information
on your computer that either sends data about you or your computer habits to someone
else on the Internet. This can be a company that is collecting data, or a thief seeking
to steal access to your computer or data like bank information on it. Spyware can
also be a program that places unwanted ads on your computer. Cookies can be
considered spyware. They are little piece of information placed in your web browser
to track your web habits. This is useful sometimes as a web site can see you have visited
it before and let you on without a registration process. Cookies are also used to keep
track of your progress through a web store. They are also used to customize website ads
to your likes and dislikes.
Ultimately no one program will solve all your spyware problems.
A good strategy is to (sad to say) get two and run them both.
Short answer, Sure! We actually encourage their use. We recommend SpyBot.
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