RE: Spy Software & Internet/Email Monitoring

["CHRIS GRABENSTEIN" <LFGRABC () LF VCCS EDU>]

To my knowledge, no.  But isn't that reason enough to avoid it?  If they are
not forthcoming about what info they're sending themselves, why should I
trust them?  The burden of proof rests on Spectorsoft.

|-----Original Message-----
|From: Richard Pachito [mailto:alpyha () prodigy net] 
|Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 4:10 PM
|To: securityfocus
|Subject: RE: Spy Software & Internet/Email Monitoring
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|I still do not see any proof showing the spy software devloper 
|is spying on
|its customers.  Given yes, there are some amounts of data traveling an
|un-documented protocol, but has anyone yet to decipher exactly 
|what is sent?
|
|
|-Richard
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