This article http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Mobogenie-Virus
seems to have caught the attention of the “product” creator, who left a discussion page post saying they have corrected the problem with their product here http://www.wikihow.com/index.php?title=Discussion:Remove-Mobogenie-Virus&oldid=15805699&diff=prev
. If this is true, it would seem the article is no longer accurate, although I am not really sure I am interested in exposing my system to a virus to test the theory. I just find it interesting that someone who actually seems to be responsible for something “bad” has shared their response to an article about the product.
True. Someone should actually contact the product creator. If the problem’s been fixed, then the article might be bad PR for them?
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He also sent a copy and paste message for http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/61097/how-to-prevent-mobogenie-popups-in-chrome
. So, because I’m not so sure how he’s receiving “feedback” and not even a contributor to the actual article, I went ahead and removed his “invitation” spam. Sorry to be the party pooper guys.
