For example, I found, a script that "should" start the removal process:
/Applications/ESET Endpoint Antivirus.app/Contents/Helpers/Uninstaller.app/Contents/Scripts/uninstall.sh
But when I execute the script internally I get a command not found error...
So then I copied the contents of the script to an file, changed its permissions and it runs, but then breaks giving this other error:
ESET Endpoint Antivirus Version 6.5.432.1 Uninstall Script
This script will uninstall ESET Endpoint Antivirus 6.5.432.1.
Starting uninstallation procedure using './eset_av_uninstall.sh'
Executing uninstaller tool 1...
ERROR: uninstallation step 1 failed! Cannot execute tool '/Users/admin/Desktop/Scripts/../Helpers/ut1'
I think its because its assuming that the files it needs to run are in the same folder...
Anyways, the scripts are there, so why make a half baked attempt keep the product "secure" by not including a fully remote engaged script to remove the product?