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I was searching for some independent reviews and found this...
"It will suck your pc dry. I tried it months ago. It runs 5 services adding up to about 50,000 K. Better off using Sandboxie like I do." Has anyone installed ForceField and care to comment on memory usage? Thanks!
genedobre said:I was searching for some independent reviews and found this...
"It will suck your pc dry. I tried it months ago. It runs 5 services adding up to about 50,000 K. Better off using Sandboxie like I do." Has anyone installed ForceField and care to comment on memory usage? Thanks!only used sandboxie and would recommend that!
All ZoneAlarm products are resource hogs, and ForceField is no exception. And in order to create a sandbox environment, hooks must be made into the OS itself, so care should be taken when choosing one.
Sandboxie is a recommended alternative. I hear Comodo is coming out with a similar sandbox application soon, as well.
No, you will be e-mailed a link to download the product. The link will be active for a week. In the same email will be a license key good for a year.(Probably a year after you install.) So you can download now, and install at your convenience.
ZA was bought off by a isralei company, and after a while they started to send "home" encrypted packets. First they would deny it, but after a computer magazine verified & printed this, they claimed it to be some sord of "enhance the service" "feedback". With no "customer identifiable information". Then why the hell encrypt it? They never lay open what they are doing. I checked with a packet sniffer and saw that the packets increase with web activity.
oxnard said:ZA was bought off by a isralei company, and after a while they started to send "home" encrypted packets. First they would deny it, but after a computer magazine verified & printed this, they claimed it to be some sord of "enhance the service" "feedback". With no "customer identifiable information". Then why the hell encrypt it? They never lay open what they are doing. I checked with a packet sniffer and saw that the packets increase with web activity.
No thank you!
Good find though.
Wow, thanks for sharing this info. I have problem with co. that send back "encrypted packets".
oxnard said:ZA was bought off by a isralei company, and after a while they started to send "home" encrypted packets. First they would deny it, but after a computer magazine verified & printed this, they claimed it to be some sord of "enhance the service" "feedback". With no "customer identifiable information". Then why the hell encrypt it? They never lay open what they are doing. I checked with a packet sniffer and saw that the packets increase with web activity.
sdeal said:oxnard said:ZA was bought off by a isralei company, and after a while they started to send "home" encrypted packets. First they would deny it, but after a computer magazine verified & printed this, they claimed it to be some sord of "enhance the service" "feedback". With no "customer identifiable information". Then why the hell encrypt it? They never lay open what they are doing. I checked with a packet sniffer and saw that the packets increase with web activity.
No thank you!
Good find though.
Thanks for the infor.
I always trusted ZL.
At one time I used to trust SOHIO which is now Bp America (brittish petroleum).. you know the company that makes all those billions on the back of the American family. Funny I dont trust them anymore.
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