I too have received spyware from miniclip when I tried to play hamsterball. The spyware was called "Miniclip Game Loader" and is a Trojan.
Yes, miniclip.com does give you spyware and viruses. I have proof. I have scanned it and found viruses and spyware. Trojan Downloads are included in many games. Do not buy anything from the store because it will give you a Trojan Downloader. A Trojan Downloader is a program that lets miniclip (or any other owner) do anything they want with your computer. Games, especially ones that use the "Miniclip Game Loader" activex (Best Friends, Platypus) give you Trojan Downloaders.
Yes it does. "Miniclip Game Loader" is a common Trojan from it. I have had it twice, once from platypus and once from hamsterball.
No...Hello. No, miniclip does not have spyware - I have scanned it many times with various anti spyware/adware tools.No, it does not give you any spyware or malware. Your anti virus/spyware/malware detection program just thinks that it is because it allows the game to do more than what most games can normally do. Therefore, it thinks that it's a virus or whatever but it is not.
From personal experience, yes, but it may differ from PC to PC, depending on the protection your PC has. However, most computers will pick up more and more viruses/spyware the longer you play and that will cause your computer to slow down. It's often safer to play on sites that not so many people know about or use and do regular virus scans. Please let me know if I'm wrong!
yes
Spyware is a virus that not only slows down your computer but can access some of your information as well. So the risk of turning off messages about spyware and related protection is that you will not be able to know if spyware or malware has already entered your computer. By doing that, you will not have a chance to defend against the viruses that will enter or have already entered your computer because you turned off the spyware alert messages.
Yes it slows your computer down, but not only dose it do that it opens the door for viruses and scammers. It also opens the door for spyware, which takes your info and sends it to someone.
Viruses contain a code that is used to potentially damage your computer in certain ways, such as removing vital information in your hard drive, and slowing down your computer. Such other things, such as Trojans and Spyware do other kinds of damage, such as spying on your computer, and changing computer settings. If you get rid of a virus through an Anti-Virus at the right time, these effects do not take place.
AIM has, in the past, come bundled with spyware (such as WildTangent). Spyware can slow down your computer by wasting your hard drive space, processing power, and network bandwidth.
it steals information and some bandwidth.. and slows down your computer
If you selected shutdown from the start menu, your computer may be slow shutting down or a software will be conflicting. If you are using 2 different protection software, for example; AVG for anti-virus and COMODO internet security, they will conflict and will be conflicting when shutting down. Also, scan for viruses, spyware and malware.
well ofcourse indeed it slows down your fat computer
Online reviews are generally positive about Spyware Doctor Software. They list the pros as finding spyware and other viruses that other software doesn't. The cons are said to be slowing a PC down while browsing.
Yes. The ads to cut down belly fat or whatever lead you to sites that may give you the info that you are looking for, but they put viruses, cookies, malware, and spyware into your computer. Do not ever click on one unless it leads to a trusted or known-by-you site. They are a huge scam, and they can cost you lots of $$$ in computer repairs.
Spyware can invade your privacy by collecting information about you from your computer. It can also slow your computer way down, even to a crawl, depending on how much you have accumulated. Make sure you regularly scan your computer for malicious adware and spyware. Without trying to sound alarmist, it's just about the cyber-equivalent of a home invasion.
No. It is the viruses you download with the songs using LimeWire that slow your computer down.
It can slow it down, but it doesn't do any major damage like spyware or a virus.