Trident asked for examples and I provided them. They just have to do a little bit to have a look-see. It is very easy to inspect them.
Comodo might come back from the grave
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I have gathered here EULAs of companies that can be considered market leaders. Please point out where these “publishers” state that.
Subscription Agreement And Terms Of Services For Home User Solutions
A protection engine is a lot more than a service. And yes, they do. They will not tell you we updated drivers A, B and C and will not provide you with the updates source code, but all of them maintain various changelogs on the security enhancements implemented - and these frequently require updates to various platforms, components and drivers as well.
Will do in a moment.
I told you where to get the infos. You just have to take the next step. It is up to you.
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You have not told where to get the info! You haven't said anything except "blah blah - this is how windows works. Blah blah , windows drivers have not been updated in years" "blah blah"
All you have said is blah! no facts! Zero- zilch- nada
Symantec does not warrant that the Software and Services will meet Your requirements or that operation of the Software and Services will be uninterrupted or that the Software and Services will be error-free.
I do not need to look at any other EULA. All software publishers use the same basic template, which protects them from liability and puts the entire risk onto the user.
I never said anything about a publisher providing the source code.
And give an example of a changelog that shows a driver is being regularly updated. So that means you need to provide two or more changelogs that explicitly state that a driver has been updated. Let's say within a year time period.
Sure I did. You're not paying attention. It only takes a 10 second Google search.
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The moment he said a protection engine is a user-mode service and only Comodo offers malware warranty, the level of his knowledge became evident. Don’t expect any proof.
So you believe in a person eating their own feces too? That's just nasty. Are you guys like a cult or something?Wonderful summary of @Oerlink 's blah blah
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Read this guidance @Oerlink which Trident shared: Obsolete products
Perhaps you now know more than NSCS as well. Gosh! Since you cannot provide any proof of whatever I have asked for, on what basis should anyone trust your blah?
Perhaps you now know more than NSCS as well. Gosh! Since you cannot provide any proof of whatever I have asked for, on what basis should anyone trust your blah?
I never said a protection engine is a user-mode service. I said it is often a service. You should go back and read my post carefully, but you're not interested in accuracy. You just put words into peoples' mouths. That's all you've done on this thread.
Who else provides a malware warranty? A EULA is not a malware warranty, but you obviously did not know that.
"One thing that distinguishes Comodo's paid products from the free ones is an impressive warranty. Comodo promises that if malware gets past the product's protection, support agents will spend as much time as it takes to remotely remediate the problem."
Who else provides such a warranty? Nobody.
So what does that have to do with Comodo? Nothing. That's what. That document is talking about obsolete systems such as Windows XP and Office 2007. Comodo's technology is not obsolete. You provided zero.
I did provide you the infos. You explicitly stated you would not do the research.
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He claimed that in the EULA they all state software is provided on “best effort” basis.
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And just to add your long list of blah @Oerlink , since you do not supply proof and ask us to research whatever statements you furnish, then let me make a few statements and perhaps you can hack into my system and check whatever I am saying below is truth or not:
- Love CS firewall at Cruelsister's settings. So, installed it. Considerably slowed down my system and I have a high end laptop with 16 GB ram.
- Considerably slowed down my boot time.
- Observed lots of lag.
Tried using Comodo on a windows 11 machine and got a BSOD. So, like others who have said, it works on their machine with windows 11 - well it doesn't on mine.,
Regardless of whether you trust my statements above, based on best practice guidelines supplied by the NCSC, I would rather not use products which have not been updated in a long time. Why? because as you already know both the threat and the technological landscape changes regularly and I would rather have something installed on my system from a vendor that works on updating their softwares regularly (which most AV vendors do) or even better just use Windows defender with Andy's tools.
And I am sorry to say but you do not know better than the NCSC.
- Love CS firewall at Cruelsister's settings. So, installed it. Considerably slowed down my system and I have a high end laptop with 16 GB ram.
- Considerably slowed down my boot time.
- Observed lots of lag.
Tried using Comodo on a windows 11 machine and got a BSOD. So, like others who have said, it works on their machine with windows 11 - well it doesn't on mine.,
Regardless of whether you trust my statements above, based on best practice guidelines supplied by the NCSC, I would rather not use products which have not been updated in a long time. Why? because as you already know both the threat and the technological landscape changes regularly and I would rather have something installed on my system from a vendor that works on updating their softwares regularly (which most AV vendors do) or even better just use Windows defender with Andy's tools.
And I am sorry to say but you do not know better than the NCSC.
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Norton, Avast, AVG, McAfee and Total Defense for instance. Are you claiming that they are not?
Protection engine might include a service - but is a whole platform with a lot more than that.
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You did not - keep writing ! it is for everyone to see here!
You have not provided a single proof of what you mentioned about some windows drivers not being updated since the 1990's!!!!! This is misleading people on so many levels.
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Actually lot of vendors do!
Look here:
The fact that you do not even know what you are talking about and mindlessly writing statements blows my mind!
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Since NortonLifeLock merged with Avast and AVG to form Gen Digital, the same has been extended to Avast and AVG. It has been offered for years by McAfee too.Actually lot of vendors do!
Look here:
The fact that you do not even know what you are talking about and mindlessly writing statements blows my mind!
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Lets look at the dictionary definition of the word obsolete:
Do check the synonyms ! To understand what synonyms mean, this is the dictionary definition of the term:
By the dictionary definition of the term, Comodo is outdated a.k.a obsolete
And this further goes to show that @Oerlink is misleading people here and has zero idea what he is talking about!
No you did not - you just claimed to do a google search for windows not updating its kernel drivers since the early 1990's. How much can you lie in a matter of a few minutes? Anyone can scroll back on this thread and see you have not provided any info!
No, he is summarising your behavior
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