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Old 02-19-2015, 06:14 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by ChesterFritz View Post
That's quite bad, but not really surprising. It is terrible that just about every equipment manufacturer today wants to over-bloat their computers, tablets, or devices with very annoying and invasive adware and third party applications, which most people never want, just so they can earn a lot of commissions. I have a Lenovo tablet and it came with many third party applications installed on it. They also make a lot of these things notoriously difficult for an average user to remove. However, while installing third party applications such as anti-virus trials is understandable, I must say that installing an annoying and invasive adware like superfish was really pushing the boundaries of trust with consumers.
Who do Lenovo think they are, Facebook?
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