Exofluke
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| GameAmp needs to be fixed. (This is Serious IMO) |
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I made a new topic for this instead of posting in my last one for the fear that some of you wouldn't care to look at that older topic.
Now this is important because Google freaken says so.
http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w53/Exofluke/help2.jpg
This is recent news to me. It wasn't what...two/three days ago when I search gameamp on google because it wasn't on my favorites. That warning google gives you WAS NOT there...like it is now.
I'm seriously going to limit how often I visit this site until you guys fix that crap...
For starters: I already hate firefox.
secondly: I love this site and would hate to stop visiting it because of viruses or spyware (whatever it's called).
FIX
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| 01/07/08 20:48 |
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RevBudGreen
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| RE: GameAmp needs to be fixed. (This is Serious IMO) |
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You need to quit worrying. This is an old issue that comes up once in a while, but no one has ever reported that thier PC was ever actually harmed. You are making a mountain out of a molehill IMO.
PETA....IT'S WHAT'S FOR DINNER
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| 01/07/08 20:55 |
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*smite*
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| RE: GameAmp needs to be fixed. (This is Serious IMO) |
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Google said it? It must be true!
I don't detect a problem on my end, and Google doesn't for me, either. If I had to guess, some flash ads may look suspicious when the Googlebots crawl through, and trigger the warning.
Then again, I'm a lucky *kitten* with this sort of thing, so...
EDIT: As a side note, Google's also notorious for censoring content at the request of governments and investors, and they own and operate many unpleasant adware/spyware companies on the side, (not to mention a few products under the Google brand that can be a bit sketchy). They do run a fine search tool, which I make use of frequently, but I wouldn't put it past them to have implemented an overzealous and not entirely useful system to detect possible exploits in sites. It's important to realize that if a warning comes and goes in intervals, it isn't done by live human research, and if no one's PC has been harmed, it's Google that needs fixed.
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"He was so intelligent that he had no ambition at all."
- T. S. Eliot
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| 01/07/08 21:06 |
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Kanna
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Google has yet to be updated, it seems. That started earlier this year and again a few years ago when there was "attacks" on gameamp and people putting virus' and such. That has since been resolved and GameAmp poses no problem what-so-ever.
X-Fire = kannasesshou
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| 01/07/08 21:17 |
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killerforce
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Yeah i rember that anoying pop up that kept coming up .....but it is long in the past( if i remeber it came from a chinese hacker....but i could be wrong on that )
Hells Gaurd[AMP]
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| 01/07/08 21:36 |
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Chrisworld
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Topic after Topic after Topic.... it is talked about SO often, most of the community already knows about this its talked about at least once a month or more.
But...RAWR!!!!!!!
Firefox FTW!
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| 01/07/08 22:31 |
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