Important: It is all about trust

[akanevsky]

Originally Posted by Smiry Kin's

i think we have a right to know.. for our own security..

I totally agree.

[Evil X]

will you post a list of all the infected hacks? I never hit install (mybad) so im gonna need a list

[kall]

IMO, if you lack the respect to Install, you lack the deservingness to be given a list.

But thats just MO.

[Paul M]

I very much doubt a list will be given to anyone - and I would imagine that most of the mods being discussed were updated to reflect the new policy anyway.

[Evil X]

Originally Posted by kall

IMO, if you lack the respect to Install, you lack the deservingness to be given a list.

But thats just MO.

I just recently learned of the install button

[kall]

My apologies. You said 'I never hit Install'.

That means .. well, never.

[Salazar]

Wow, this sucks donkeycocks!

Please hire someone who looks through the code of released hacks.

:tired:

[kall]

*edit*

Whoops, wrong thread.

[amykhar]

Uh, GamePusha, let's go through some logic here
1. You never use the install button.
2. The affected code clicked the install button without the user's permission.
3. In your usercp, there is a list of all the mods you have clicked the install button for.

So, logically if there are any mods showing up in that list for you, they were ones that used the code. Click uninstall on them if you are really cheesed off. Problem solved

[Xenon]

Originally Posted by Salazar

Please hire someone who looks through the code of released hacks.

well, we are currently hiring a lot of new staff members