I don't understand how the FBI can keep tabs on millions of American citizens, to spot suspicious behavior (we're told), and yet all the big corruption stories on Wall Street completely surprise them. What does this tell us about who they're watching, and why? They're obviously not interested in catching criminals.
Symantec has been doing this for some time now. The last version of Symantec AV I used was in 2003. I was getting pop-ups and warnings about my AV expiring, and I still had eight weeks left on my 1-year subscription. And, I mean nagged every day. I didn't agree with the marketing tactic, so I finally uninstalled their product and never bought it again.
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I don't understand how the FBI can keep tabs on millions of American citizens, to spot suspicious behavior (we're told), and yet all the big corruption stories on Wall Street completely surprise them. What does this tell us about who they're watching, and why? They're obviously not interested in catching criminals.
Symantec has been doing this for some time now. The last version of Symantec AV I used was in 2003. I was getting pop-ups and warnings about my AV expiring, and I still had eight weeks left on my 1-year subscription. And, I mean nagged every day. I didn't agree with the marketing tactic, so I finally uninstalled their product and never bought it again.
So now we have the "Engagement Ring", the "Wedding Ring", the "Suffer-ring", and the "Token-Ring".