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<blockquote data-quote="goodjohnjr" data-source="post: 1019067" data-attributes="member: 73546">Yeah, it is a little more complicated than that.That situation probably went a little differently than that, but that situation is probably what started most of the current investigations / bans / recommendations to not use it / et cetera.The Kaspersky saga goes deeper than that, with various investigations / allegations / et cetera still ongoing, with a lot of the information not being publicly released by various governments / intelligence agencies / law enforcement agencies / companies / et cetera.So us, the public, still have not seen some / most of the alleged evidence et cetera in most of the investigations / allegations / et cetera.Besides that, there are the ethical / moral issues et cetera with the war et cetera, and depending on whether your government et cetera is an ally or enemy of Russia et cetera.So I am still taking the cautious approach and following the recommendations of various local / international authorities.Especially because I work in IT for a public organization (public library), and my country is not an ally of Russia (it is probably not the best idea to use online connected software et cetera from / connected with a country / company / et cetera that your country is at war with and / or may be at war with in the future et cetera).It is unfortunate, it is what it is, et c&#039;est la vie!It is up to each person to decide for themselves whether to use Kaspersky products or not.Hopefully one day the investigations et cetera will be complete, so we can learn the details et cetera.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="goodjohnjr, post: 1019067, member: 73546"] Yeah, it is a little more complicated than that. That situation probably went a little differently than that, but that situation is probably what started most of the current investigations / bans / recommendations to not use it / et cetera. The Kaspersky saga goes deeper than that, with various investigations / allegations / et cetera still ongoing, with a lot of the information not being publicly released by various governments / intelligence agencies / law enforcement agencies / companies / et cetera. So us, the public, still have not seen some / most of the alleged evidence et cetera in most of the investigations / allegations / et cetera. Besides that, there are the ethical / moral issues et cetera with the war et cetera, and depending on whether your government et cetera is an ally or enemy of Russia et cetera. So I am still taking the cautious approach and following the recommendations of various local / international authorities. Especially because I work in IT for a public organization (public library), and my country is not an ally of Russia (it is probably not the best idea to use online connected software et cetera from / connected with a country / company / et cetera that your country is at war with and / or may be at war with in the future et cetera). It is unfortunate, it is what it is, et c'est la vie! It is up to each person to decide for themselves whether to use Kaspersky products or not. Hopefully one day the investigations et cetera will be complete, so we can learn the details et cetera. [/QUOTE]

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