opencandy.com é seguro?

I've lost track of how many machines I cleaned because the owner installed something with OpenCandy. And before anyone talks about opt-in, I tried installing DaemonTools Lite earlier in the day - there was NO option to opt-in or opt-out of OpenCandy. Malwarebytes AM Premium will block the OpenCandy installer file, and Emsisoft products will block the installer containing OpenCandy altogether. Use another OpenCandy-free software if you can and save yourself the hassle.

This site, is the home site for opencandy malware. Anytime your antivirus or anti-malware software detects opencandy malware on your computer, this is the site that sold it to the software vendor that infected your computer with it. Sometime antivirus programs detect it in the installers, other times they don't because the installer has the program encrypted in it, or downloads it from a server to your computer during the installation of the software venders program.Sometime antivirus or anti-malware software misses it all together, that's why you should use one of the free programs out there that either scan a downloaded file or your computer with multiple antivirus or anti-malware engines. Don't believe a word on this site. They try to explain that they're a good reputable company and their software is harmless.They offer a tool on this site to remove remnants of their software, but I would be wary of downloading and using anything these guys provide! Some vender install this software without telling you. Most vendors give you the option of not installing open candy when its included, but from my experience the software installs and infects your computer, then the option comes up, so even if you click don't install its to late, other software vendors like Nero don't install it without your consent, but won't allow their software to install if you say no to open candy! Those free softwares I can do without, but I found out that a previously installed Nero Platinum that I paid for now has opencandy in it when it didn't before, luckily I found my old copy to reinstall with when I reinstalled windows 8.1.

Whereever i go and download a programm, i find your fucking bullshit OpenCandy in the installer. Wanted to download µTorrent. I just found Online-Installers, that installed your crap on my PC. Go back to the dump, where you came from and take your shit with you!

***** Adware:Win32/OpenCandy is an adware program that may be bundled with certain third-party software installation programs. Some versions of this program may send user-specific information, including a unique machine code, operating system information, locale (country), and certain other information to a remote server without obtaining adequate user consent ***** ***** ***** ***** SHA256: 51518c20c283ee08b2ea4e0969543995f5ccd1a19630e40dd10756db9bcfa7fc File name: PhotoScape_V3.7.exe Detection ratio: 8 / 56 ***** ***** ***** How to Remove PUP.Optional.OpenCandy (Removal Guide)

OpenCandy collects data on what programs you have installed on your computer and tries to make suggestions on what additional software you might want to install. OpenCandy does advertise some malware such as Optimizer Pro, but if you decline the offers, OpenCandy will respect your wish and not install anything unwanted on your computer. Make sure you know what the program is advertising and how to decline the offers so there won't be any unwanted installations!

Although this website is not necessarily dangerous, ***** installers are purposely bundled with dangerous software (which you can usually opt out of), so your computer might get infected with adware in the form of adware/spyware/crapware/etc. Advantage is that software developers do receive revenue. Still, do not visit this website, because it should not be trusted.

Sometimes, OpenCandy is safe, sometimes it's not. If they recommend other apps like for example, if I made a program, and I recommend Google Chrome with the installation, then it is okay to install. If I recommended something like Ask toolbar, then that will not be safe. If they recommend the software has an OCEULA, then it will be okay to be installed. If they just recommend them to you without the OCEULA, then be careful what to install. Sometimes, toolbars are safe such as the Google toolbar, some are not safe such as Ask toolbar. And even when it is safe or not, you always have the option to not installed it by clicking on advanced installation instead of recommended. If they do not have the option to custom install, then I don't recommend installing the actual program at all. If they have the option to custom install, but installes it anyway, then I don't recommend installing at all. NOT ALL OPENCANDY ARE ADWARE, SOME ARE SAFE LIKE GOOGLE CHROME. KNOW WHAT'S SAFE AND WHAT'S NOT.

Trust me this opencandy crap is malware ans spyware it DISABLES your virus scanner abilities. it made it to were i couldnt update malwarebytes or kaspersky it kept blocking my connection to update malwarebytes and kaspersky. but connection worked great for everything else.

OpenCandy provides an "add-in" for software distributors to include in the installation process. The OpenCandy add-in searches your computer to determine what software is installed, then it transmits this list to OpenCandy. This occurs BEFORE you install anything! (From the OpenCandy EULA: "As part of the installation process, a temporary file transmits anonymous, non-personally identifiable information about your computer system in order to help us determine what third party software would be appropriate to recommend.") That's spy-ware.

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Adware:Win32/OpenCandy is an adware program that may be bundled with certain third-party software installation programs. Some versions of this program may send user-specific information, including a unique machine code, operating system information, locale (country), and certain other information to a remote server without obtaining adequate user consent. See ***** for more information about this adware.