This new version is once a gain infected by a malware in its "free" version, identified as "PUA/FusionCore.ciw" (this is a new version of the wellknown "FusionCore" adware which is extremely intrusive, very difficult to remove).
Worse, the ioBit SmartDegfrag installer runs this malware immediately (before even displaying the confirmation dialog) which immediately attempts to modify the Windows registry and contaminate Windows.
This is ILLEGAL at least in Europe (with the mandatory RGPD). You are publishing it for use everywhere in the world and target Europe directly to promote it. So you are liable.
You did that because the previous version of the "FusionCore" adware was blocked in all the past products where you used it. You got a new version from the FusionCore bad guies, and decided to try again immediately but you have failed to respect users and the law.
Really, is IoBit trustable for its own promoted "security suite" when it does that without informing users ? This new version of the malware is no more trustable than the previous one. Notifying users that there's a new version supposed to "correct bugs" (without more details) is a fake announcement. You do that only to force them to retry the installer with the new version of the malware hoping that it will not be blocked.
This new version of the "FusionCore" malware that you install without asking or informing users is still already blocked by multiple SERIOUS antivirus solutions... but NOT by Iobit's own antimalware which is then a fake product !
Thanks, I don't use (and don't want to use) your fake antivirus which is built only to let pass the adwares and malwares you choose, and block any other competing products (and notably wellknown and reputed antivirus solutions, including those from Avast, AVG, BitDefender, Kaspersky, Norton...) and give false advices.
You'll have to use more respectable solutions to display ads in your "free" products. And because we see that you run these adwares without even first asking the user or informing them, you are directly liable for this severe bug that you introduced voluntarily in your own installer.
Worse, the ioBit SmartDegfrag installer runs this malware immediately (before even displaying the confirmation dialog) which immediately attempts to modify the Windows registry and contaminate Windows.
This is ILLEGAL at least in Europe (with the mandatory RGPD). You are publishing it for use everywhere in the world and target Europe directly to promote it. So you are liable.
You did that because the previous version of the "FusionCore" adware was blocked in all the past products where you used it. You got a new version from the FusionCore bad guies, and decided to try again immediately but you have failed to respect users and the law.
Really, is IoBit trustable for its own promoted "security suite" when it does that without informing users ? This new version of the malware is no more trustable than the previous one. Notifying users that there's a new version supposed to "correct bugs" (without more details) is a fake announcement. You do that only to force them to retry the installer with the new version of the malware hoping that it will not be blocked.
This new version of the "FusionCore" malware that you install without asking or informing users is still already blocked by multiple SERIOUS antivirus solutions... but NOT by Iobit's own antimalware which is then a fake product !
Thanks, I don't use (and don't want to use) your fake antivirus which is built only to let pass the adwares and malwares you choose, and block any other competing products (and notably wellknown and reputed antivirus solutions, including those from Avast, AVG, BitDefender, Kaspersky, Norton...) and give false advices.
You'll have to use more respectable solutions to display ads in your "free" products. And because we see that you run these adwares without even first asking the user or informing them, you are directly liable for this severe bug that you introduced voluntarily in your own installer.
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