3DNA Desktop 1.1

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  1 stars

  Version: 3DNA Desktop 1.1

  "Do not download!"

  by cailin on February 21, 2005

  Cons: I HIGHLY reccomend reading the TOS before installing. Yes, that's right, READ the terms of service- all eight pages of it. 3DNA installs the notorious 'Myway' toolbar, and has the potentional to install viruses and trojans 'which may inadvertently be transferred to your computer through your use of our Applications.' Of course, if this happens it's all the user's fault for not taking proper measures to protect their computer. A good spyware-removing program can get rid of the toolbar and there is an uninstaller available on their website, but I'd still be cautious when downloading.

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• reply by: jackrnv on March 7, 2006

  Thanks for your review. My site advisor warned against it, because of the toorbar and such, so I decided to research further. Your review is as far as I need to go. Thanks again. Jack

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• reply by: qpidkcid on March 29, 2005

  When you install it, it ASKS you if you'd like to install the MYWay toolbar. It doesn't do it automatically. The MYWay toolbar does not contain and load viruses. Yes, it's annoying but so is most of the toolbars out there including the notorious Google toolbar.

  I see that you just raced to install it which you probably do with every program you have. That in itself is probably where your viruses came from.

  Might want to slow down and READ things before you install them. I'll bet each time you get a shortcut to your desktop when you install a program and you toss that in the recycle bin.

  There's this thing in this world and it's called "options". Might want to take advantage of them because not everyone gives them. Kazaa for example, you cannot use it unless you install the adware... and that revenues money for them. That's why it's a must.

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