[andy8]

Joined this yesterday and left a bad review for Google and a good one for this site :grin:

Thing is, I thought I was doing the right thing as Google said One in 10 web pages scrutinised by Google contains malicious code that could infect a user's PC I know they don't or hope they don't give you probs themselves, but I look at it like this, if you use them to search the web, the sites they come up with in their search engine should be safe. I know this is a lot to ask but we have to start somewhere. When people who are new to computers Google a word, they trust Google! I gave them a green tick for effort, but on effort alone. When you google a word, you never know what crap is in your pc afterwards!

[friartuck]

Originally Posted by andy8

Joined this yesterday and left a bad review for Google and a good one for this site :grin:

Thing is, I thought I was doing the right thing as Google said One in 10 web pages scrutinised by Google contains malicious code that could infect a user's PC I know they don't or hope they don't give you probs themselves, but I look at it like this, if you use them to search the web, the sites they come up with in their search engine should be safe. I know this is a lot to ask but we have to start somewhere. When people who are new to computers Google a word, they trust Google! I gave them a green tick for effort, but on effort alone. When you google a word, you never know what crap is in your pc afterwards!

Blame Internet Explorer, not Google :?

[andy8]

Can see it now friartuck, 50% of my hard drive in 5 years time will be taken up with security patches for IE

[diederik]

Just use Firefox