Anti-Spyware Coalition Offers Best Practices, Conflict Resolution
The Anti-Spyware Coalition has unveiled a comprehensive set of “best practices” for identifying potentially unwanted technology. Based on more than a year of consultations and building on all of the coalition’s previous work, the Best Practices document provides the clearest description yet of how anti-spyware companies determine whether software may be “unwanted.” Coordinated by CDT, the ASC is comprised of companies, academics and public interest groups working together in the fight against spyware. The ASC also today released its Conflict Identification and Resolution Process.
http://www.antispywarecoalition.org/documents/BestPractices.htm
Anti-Spyware Coalition Offers Best Practices, Conflict Resolution
The Anti-Spyware Coalition has unveiled a comprehensive set of “best practices” for identifying potentially unwanted technology. Based on more than a year of consultations and building on all of the coalition’s previous work, the Best Practices document provides the clearest description yet of how anti-spyware companies determine whether software may be “unwanted.” Coordinated by CDT, the ASC is comprised of companies, academics and public interest groups working together in the fight against spyware. The ASC also today released its Conflict Identification and Resolution Process.