Afraid Microsoft’s anti-spyware will muck up your hard drive, erasing your digital photos, music collection and work files?

Don’t worry, you’ve got a $5 rebate coming your way in this worst-case scenario–enough to buy five songs on iTunes. That is, if you read and take advantage of Microsoft’s legal promise. According to the AntiSpyware Beta end-user license agreement (EULA), Microsoft will reimburse direct damages up to $5 for problems associated with the new downloadable tool that wards off spyware, adware and any other “potentially unwanted software.”

Source: Neowin.net

Afraid Microsoft’s anti-spyware will muck up your hard drive, erasing your digital photos, music collection and work files?

Don’t worry, you’ve got a $5 rebate coming your way in this worst-case scenario–enough to buy five songs on iTunes. That is, if you read and take advantage of Microsoft’s legal promise. According to the AntiSpyware Beta end-user license agreement (EULA), Microsoft will reimburse direct damages up to $5 for problems associated with the new downloadable tool that wards off spyware, adware and any other “potentially unwanted software.”

Source: Neowin.net

Afraid Microsoft’s anti-spyware will muck up your hard drive, erasing your digital photos, music collection and work files?

Don’t worry, you’ve got a $5 rebate coming your way in this worst-case scenario–enough to buy five songs on iTunes. That is, if you read and take advantage of Microsoft’s legal promise. According to the AntiSpyware Beta end-user license agreement (EULA), Microsoft will reimburse direct damages up to $5 for problems associated with the new downloadable tool that wards off spyware, adware and any other “potentially unwanted software.”

Source: Neowin.net

Afraid Microsoft’s anti-spyware will muck up your hard drive, erasing your digital photos, music collection and work files?

Don’t worry, you’ve got a $5 rebate coming your way in this worst-case scenario–enough to buy five songs on iTunes. That is, if you read and take advantage of Microsoft’s legal promise. According to the AntiSpyware Beta end-user license agreement (EULA), Microsoft will reimburse direct damages up to $5 for problems associated with the new downloadable tool that wards off spyware, adware and any other “potentially unwanted software.”

Source: Neowin.net