Hello world! It’s me again with a question!
So, I remember back in the days of WinXP and Vista when we had the CCleaner or CCCleaner. I recently watched a YouTube video about some guy stating that it is so good and the best thing you can use today.
If I recall correctly, didn’t they get compromised like 7 times already and switched owners a couple of times?
Same guy talked about NordVPN being so cool and stuff but a friend of mine found some software of them on his server, I don’t remember what kind, probably some tracker or adware, and since the incident happened around the time everyone started to get sponsored by them, I don’t really trust VPNs.
His rationale is that on a stock install, it removes entries, and that it might break some things. But he doesn’t show much more than stuff being removed. He doesn’t reason that windows may or may not clean them up itself, or explain which programs are crashing. It’s a 6 minute video you can probably Skip. There may be better videos with more evidence out there.
There may be better videos with more evidence out there.
Sure link them so we can see…
They argued why the video you posted isn’t conclusive or very valuable.
Instead of leaving it at that, they pointed out that there may be better or more conclusive videos out there. They pointed out that despite the video you posted not supporting your claim well that your claim may still be valid.
Their tone was in good faith and cooperative. Instead of picking up on that you respond in dismissive confrontational tone.
I assume you simply missed what they were trying to say with that sentence.
