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How to check pc for spyware and can you say there is no spyware or is it probability

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How to check pc for spyware and can you say there is no spyware or is it probability

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 16 hours ago

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What if I accidentally say “this baby can fit so many spywares in it” instead?
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  Then you’ve unwittingly installed Windows 11
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  If you say that you gotta strap it down first for safety.

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