44 points | by kmm 4 days ago
2 comments
The scheme to damage hardware or data when Prolok Plus thinks someone's using a pirated copy seems ludicrous. Who wants to deal with the liability when this goes wrong due to a bug or unexpected circumstances?
It seems like it only deletes pirated software. It is hard to understand what they actually claimed it to do without there being an actual source.
For a old geek like me, its a good interesting read.
The scheme to damage hardware or data when Prolok Plus thinks someone's using a pirated copy seems ludicrous. Who wants to deal with the liability when this goes wrong due to a bug or unexpected circumstances?
It seems like it only deletes pirated software. It is hard to understand what they actually claimed it to do without there being an actual source.
For a old geek like me, its a good interesting read.