Yes Amy, Jonathan is right. It's not really a security issue; M$ is
just simply trying to make sure of another monopoly and trying to get
rid of NON-Microsoft. Using a security scare and illegally
Ahum, don't you just have another perfect reason to love Microsoft,
even though they tried to do just that with the AOL messenger - have
AOL users log in to the AOL network using MSN messenger but finally
gave up on AOL who were changing the login process over and over. It's
amazing how Microsoft is just paranoid about anything that's
technology oriented and is not in their hands. If I had $47 billion
dollars in my bank account I wouldn't care who uses my MSN Messenger
network with a client that's not MSN Messenger. However, in the case
of Microsoft we are obviously talking about psychopatically paranoid
morons who suffer a disease that is deadly and uncurable at the same
time.
mass-messaging everybody to make it work.
Illegal? How is that illegal? Why has nobody busted them yet?
That's really necessary because changing their login process means
they also lock out some old MSN versions! Hence the upgrade.
Yep! "What do you want to install today?"
But what the heck, just junk MSN, you still have ICQ and Yahoo!
Tell that to the millions of computer (ab)users who don't even care.