The funny thing about “spyware blockers” is that some of them are actually spywares too (not blockers nor anything “positive” for a computer system). Instead of “healing” the damage done by the first spyware to the computer, they seek to worsen the condition. And although lots of cautions had been put up to warn people against this, there are still lots (and we mean that LOTS) who get victimized. How? These malicious spywares are disguised as spyware “blocker” softwares that are FREE. Many people bite the trap because legitimate spyware blocker softwares come with “a price” (a heavy price at that). But we’re not saying that free (and legitimate) spyware blockers are inexistent. They’re just very sly (if you know what we mean).
So, take this “irony” as a lesson. The next time you surf the internet, make sure that you’ll only visit sites that can be “trusted”. Forget about porn (as much as possible, control
your hormones or if you can’t, find alternatives). These sites are where most spywares are put up to mislead you. You don’t know that by clicking that picture of that pretty Asian woman, you’ll actually download a spyware – a spyware that will lead you to another spyware and together, they’ll “rape” your computer system.