http://dotcomreport.com/adsense/google-adsense-recently-interpreted-as-malware/ Online Success Secrets & Strategies Tue, 08 May 2012 12:20:29 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://dotcomreport.com/adsense/google-adsense-recently-interpreted-as-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-2245 Custom Gifts By J. C. Hale Fri, 25 Mar 2011 01:29:34 +0000 http://dotcomreport.com/?p=2631#comment-2245 Yes it does make me wonder just how much income I lost with my Google Adsense due to the malfunction/programming of that security software. I have Norton 360 which has been very useful in keeping everything safe I also use loan defend as another form of keeping my information contained from threats. Course it is new and I am not exactly sure how it works but once I find out that something has gotten thru or I start receiving information I have not asked for personally I delete the program that is not doing its job. I am not real happy with the Semantics company as their contact information makes it really hard to actually talk to a person over the phone (which you are billed for almost as much as Microsoft when you have to talk to a person!) Once I totally got the Norton configured and installed correctly it has saved my computer many times over. You have to know how to configure it so that it catches each & every worm, trojan etc. it is very time consuming and frustrating to learn but once it is complete you can update it as often as you want (even though it will automatically update itself.) Thank You for your helpful insights and tips. Yes it does make me wonder just how much income I lost with my Google Adsense due to the malfunction/programming of that security software.
I have Norton 360 which has been very useful in keeping everything safe I also use loan defend as another form of keeping my information contained from threats. Course it is new and I am not exactly sure how it works but once I find out that something has gotten thru or I start receiving information I have not asked for personally I delete the program that is not doing its job.
I am not real happy with the Semantics company as their contact information makes it really hard to actually talk to a person over the phone (which you are billed for almost as much as Microsoft when you have to talk to a person!)
Once I totally got the Norton configured and installed correctly it has saved my computer many times over.
You have to know how to configure it so that it catches each & every worm, trojan etc. it is very time consuming and frustrating to learn but once it is complete you can update it as often as you want (even though it will automatically update itself.)
Thank You for your helpful insights and tips.

]]> http://dotcomreport.com/adsense/google-adsense-recently-interpreted-as-malware/comment-page-1/#comment-424 ShoeLace Sat, 30 Jan 2010 01:55:44 +0000 http://dotcomreport.com/?p=2631#comment-424 I went without a virus scanner for years as I didn't like to give away extra resources, and also I tend to format and reinstall my OS every few months. For the last few months however I've had one, used to use AVG for a while but moved to Avast and I'm pretty happy with it. It's good if you've got other people on your computer, or just to ease your mind a little if you think a file you wanted to download might be a bit suspicious. These days computer have plenty of extra umph to handle a virus scanner without impacting on the overall performance significantly. That is, so long as you don't use something like Norton. I went without a virus scanner for years as I didn't like to give away extra resources, and also I tend to format and reinstall my OS every few months. For the last few months however I've had one, used to use AVG for a while but moved to Avast and I'm pretty happy with it. It's good if you've got other people on your computer, or just to ease your mind a little if you think a file you wanted to download might be a bit suspicious. These days computer have plenty of extra umph to handle a virus scanner without impacting on the overall performance significantly. That is, so long as you don't use something like Norton.

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