How about a phishing filter/site advisor

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chiefwu
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Date Joined Apr 2008
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Posted 5-1-2008 1:43 (GMT +2)

Considering the amount of content gamers have to download in order to maximize their gaming experience, I would think that having a site advisor/ anti-phising filter implemented would help give gamers the heads-up if they are trying to download a file from a site which may contain some adware/malicious scripting. Maybe some type of icon on the browser indicating that a particular website has been "bullguard-approved".

Oracle
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Posted 6-11-2008 12:14 (GMT +2)

I like that idea alot. My daughter sometimes has to leave her laptop on all night to download certain games and the various other programs needed to run them; it always makes me nervous to think what else could be downloading at the same time.

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