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If I had that service (which I might have if I still lived in the
valley, I would wonder about the privacy implications of these
folks "scanning" my machine, and machines of other users? Are
they running a network analyzer on everyone or what?
Mark Firestone
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-----Original Message-----
From: Craig White [mailto:craigwhite@azapple.com]
> I have received a phone call (answering machine got it
> unfortunately) letting me know that they had detected a "virus" on my
> system that was "eating network resources and degrading service for other
> customers." I never did get any information out of them on what type of
> traffic they were seeing that led them to come to the conclusion that I
> had a virus. :) When I talked to them on the phone the clueless
> tech(?) tried to tell me that the "virus" was attacking other
> systems. I'm still waiting for them to explain that one to me.....
>
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RE: Sprint broadband
If I had that service (which I might have if I still lived in the
valley, I would wonder about the privacy implications of these
folks "scanning" my machine, and machines of other users? Are
they running a network analyzer on everyone or what?
Mark Firestone
----------------------------------------------------------
Old BBSer? Join the Tardis/Nostromo Mailing list!
Bringing old Phoenix Arizona BBSes back to life.
http://www.egroups.com/group/Tardis_BBS
http://tardis3.netfirms.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig White [mailto:craigwhite@azapple.com]
> I have received a phone call (answering machine got it
> unfortunately) letting me know that they had detected a "virus" on my
> system that was "eating network resources and degrading service for other
> customers." I never did get any information out of them on what type of
> traffic they were seeing that led them to come to the conclusion that I
> had a virus. :) When I talked to them on the phone the clueless
> tech(?) tried to tell me that the "virus" was attacking other
> systems. I'm still waiting for them to explain that one to me.....
>
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