Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="bazang" data-source="post: 1100254" data-attributes="member: 114717">Really? Harm a person&#039;s online privacy whenever everybody knows there is no such thing as online privacy, even when using a VPN, Proxy, or IP Revolver.Comodo is not harming anyone.If it has all these bugs that make it harmful and terrible security software, then why do you keep trying to use it?Why does it matter to you so much that a some people make Comodo work for them and they have no troubles with it?I saw the list of reported bugs. All software has bugs. So what? There is a long history of capable users here at MT finding workarounds to the Comodo bugs.Again, what some MT members are saying is this:[ATTACH=full]285268[/ATTACH]I suppose you miss the main point - which is that those users ignore the reported bugs. More than a few reported bugs are merely proof-of-concept (POCs), that debatably, present a real problem. Other reported bugs affect usability and can be completely avoided by using CS configuration.The whole user mentality that &quot;If it is reported, then it must be fixed yesterday otherwise it is insecure. Anybody that uses it is being harmed.&quot; is nonsense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bazang, post: 1100254, member: 114717"] Really? Harm a person's online privacy whenever everybody knows there is no such thing as online privacy, even when using a VPN, Proxy, or IP Revolver. Comodo is not harming anyone. If it has all these bugs that make it harmful and terrible security software, then why do you keep trying to use it? Why does it matter to you so much that a some people make Comodo work for them and they have no troubles with it? I saw the list of reported bugs. All software has bugs. So what? There is a long history of capable users here at MT finding workarounds to the Comodo bugs. Again, what some MT members are saying is this: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1725208122221.png"]285268[/ATTACH] I suppose you miss the main point - which is that those users ignore the reported bugs. More than a few reported bugs are merely proof-of-concept (POCs), that debatably, present a real problem. Other reported bugs affect usability and can be completely avoided by using CS configuration. The whole user mentality that "If it is reported, then it must be fixed yesterday otherwise it is insecure. Anybody that uses it is being harmed." is nonsense. [/QUOTE]

Verification