Expired OkayFreedom VPN 1 year free!
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Fake Positive for sure, stay safe
- Oct 23, 2012
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It is a false positive in ESET based on the nature of the program.Potentially Unwanted Program in ESET doesn't necessarily mean it is malicious.
- Dec 3, 2015
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It is due to some non-intrusive ads being present in the free version Eset and some other Avs flag it, however, this giveaway is pro version with no limitations for 1 year. enjoy.
enjoy.You are welcomeThanks JM , exterminator20, Rishi for reply
So lets download it!
- May 8, 2015
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The exe itself is detected because of the .js files (javascript) which are used to inject ads in your browser when using the free version. Deleting the .js files should not harm the VPNs function. This is fact at least on the paid version (which you are getting here). While the .js files are inside the exe at first, there should be two of them after installation. Both are detected by ESET as a javascript injection.
Because of how they work, ESET detects them rightly so but they are not harmful. Just an annoyance for free users.
Because of how they work, ESET detects them rightly so but they are not harmful. Just an annoyance for free users.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Why, do you get error?Not work here (i mean okay freedom not work here
- Aug 30, 2015
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@pantomer
Not related but I welcome you to MalwareTips. You should male an introduction thread as well as a thread for your security config.
I already use another VPN software but good find. @JM Security
Not related but I welcome you to MalwareTips. You should male an introduction thread as well as a thread for your security config.
I already use another VPN software but good find. @JM Security
- Apr 5, 2014
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in my country many vpn services not work well
Are both removed by Eset?
And if both removed by Eset...does this means if free version installed & Eset remove both detection then you will not get ads on free version?
- Oct 23, 2012
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No it will not remove ads.When ESET detects a "potentially unwanted application" you will have to decide what action to take.
- Disconnect: This option ends the action and prevents the potential threat from entering your system.
- No action: This option allows a potential threat to enter your system.
- To allow the application to run on your computer in the future without interruption, click Show Advanced Options and select the check box next to Exclude from detection.
PUA's could install adware,toolbars or other unwanted potentially harmful applications by running it.If you are unsure about the software then it would be best to disconnect and then you can research it online.
However in the case it is a known FP
On install you can decide whether or not to enable or disable PUA detection
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The only encountered problem is a slow internet connection during VPN session but it can be quite normal.
Moreover, in these days I'm experiencing some saturation problems with my ISP and this does not help for sure.
Moreover, in these days I'm experiencing some saturation problems with my ISP and this does not help for sure.
- Aug 6, 2015
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Absolutely loving this VPN! Before when I use Acestream (p2p program for streaming) I notice my ISP throttles my connection, disrupting my football streams! even though they claim "not to have a fair usage policy". Acestream has not buffered once! Very very pleased with this giveaway so I would like to give a special thanks JM Security for posting this!
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