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Originally posted by: priya185

It seems to work now after installing windows visual c++ (both of them)

Not sure about viruses those comments say it disabled all their social media account access

I'm using the photoshop link that Leena shared, it's been months, I didn't notice anything. I guess it'll help if you have anti-virus application installed.

Viruses do attack social media accounts -- they hijack session (browser) and system data through multiple ways. But not sure if they got this virus through these apps ... I mean I have downloaded apps from more questionable sites, didn't see that kinda virus yet.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I'm using the photoshop link that Leena shared, it's been months, I didn't notice anything. I guess it'll help if you have anti-virus application installed.

Viruses do attack social media accounts -- they hijack session (browser) and system data through multiple ways. But not sure if they got this virus through these apps ... I mean I have downloaded apps from more questionable sites, didn't see that kinda virus yet.

MacBooks are less likely to get viruses than Windows

Originally posted by: priya185

It seems to work now after installing windows visual c++ (both of them)

That's great. Glad it works now <3

Originally posted by: priya185

Not sure about viruses those comments say it disabled all their social media account access

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Viruses do attack social media accounts -- they hijack session (browser) and system data through multiple ways. But not sure if they got this virus through these apps

^^@bold This is actually true. That's why I never save my social media passwords or credit cards info on browsers regardless downloading cracks or not.

My sis got a notification that someone tried to bypass her amazon account just because she had saved credit card info there. So, never save them!

Originally posted by: Leenaaa

That's great. Glad it works now <3

^^@bold This is actually true. That's why I never save my social media passwords or credit cards info on browsers regardless downloading cracks or not.

My sis got a notification that someone tried to bypass her amazon account just because she had saved credit card info there. So, never save them!

Originally posted by: priya185

MacBooks are less likely to get viruses than Windows

This has been widely known but it's actually not true🙈 It's just that hackers back in the day, focused on designing malware on Windows since majority of the users used it and Macs were less vunlerable. Now, macs are popular and and you can get virus just like any other device.

Originally posted by: priya185

I don’t save credit card information but I do save social media information there are too many passwords to remember.

I save mine on notes app and on good old pen and paper, but I understand that it can be a hassle to do that

Originally posted by: Leenaaa

That's great. Glad it works now <3

^^@bold This is actually true. That's why I never save my social media passwords or credit cards info on browsers regardless downloading cracks or not.

My sis got a notification that someone tried to bypass her amazon account just because she had saved credit card info there. So, never save them!

Thanks, I thought I am the only one who doesn't use a password manager I don't save my gmail password, let alone credit card info anywhere. I prefer to remember them, instead of taking the short cut and landing up in trouble one day (probably sounds like someone with a paranoia, but lol my overthinking brain can't quit ) -- not faulting anyone for using it, everyone has their own method, whatever works for you.

Also, I'm someone who's religious about clearing browser history and cache.