Although life, unlike physics, doesn't always work in repeatable ways, there is a saying that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. So now comes an article from eWeek that talks about a utility to remove the controversial Microsoft Genuine Advantage notification program. Note that it removes only the notification part, not the validation part.
According to the article, the notification part is the one that phones home to MS every time you boot (I have yet to install the Notification program nor this remover, so I don't know from personal experience). It is this part that has many people concerned about just what information is being exchanged with MS and what control this program gives to MS over your PC. YMMV. Use at your own risk. Insert disclaimer here.
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I once installed an electric ticker-tape display in my car, you know the ones that show horizontal scrolling text, but with the wires and adaptors and stuff it was rather cumbersome.
Posted by sjon | June 22, 2006 8:57 PM
Posted on June 22, 2006 20:57