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  1. I'm having the same problem with my FB account. In order to access my page, FB is telling me I must download ESET due to "maleware'' they claim has been 'detected'. I've had my computer completely and thoroughly scanned with nothing bad showing up anywhere. At this time, I AM able to get onto my FB page. I simply 'Google' the browser "duckduckgo.com". This brings up Duck Duck Go's search bar. In that bar I type "facebook". THIS brings me to a list of FB sites I can click on. I choose "Facebook Log In" and am immediately on my page with no problems. Probably a temporary 'fix' but I'll take what I can get while trying to learn more about this ESET/FB set up.
  2. As a McAfee user who has subscribed...unsubscribed...and subscribed again, I am confused as to why you've been paying "...for years..." for a service you don't want. It's easy enough to stop McAfee and any other service simply by requesting your bank, employer or card provider to issue you another card with a different number on it. Just explain the situation. Yes, it might cost you a few dollars but at least you won't be held hostage to a payment and service you no longer want, costing you more money in the long run. Or simply have the bank place a 'stop payment' order on anything that comes in from McAfee. Having a 'stop payment' order with your bank will also mean that McAfee won't receive any PayPal payments if your PayPal account is connected to your bank. In this day and age, there's no reason to have to keep paying for something you don't want. Sure, you'll be a little inconvenienced from a few days to a couple of weeks or so but the problem with McAfee will stop. (You might want to consider paying for things online with a generic debit card that you're in control of loading the money onto, bypassing long-term problems.) Hope the above information helps. P.S. I've allowed McAfee service techs to take control of my computer twice because I did not have the knowledge of what to do, myself, and never had a problem with 'sabotage' in any form. Based on my personal experiences, Social Media offers a greater threat to having my computer 'hacked' than a service technician. If a McAfee service tech illegally hid a program inside anyone's computer, allowing him access at any time, this could seriously damage McAfee's reputation and revenues for a very long time.
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