Tencent has been at war with 360 for some time. Yesterday, QQ issued a stern notice, which has become a quarrel with 360. On computers with 360 installed, QQ will be offline. This move is absolutely devastating and damaging~!
To be honest, I have never installed 360 products, although the reputation of 360's predecessor is indeed not very good, although I know that 360's real motive for provoking trouble is profit. . . . . . However, I still despise Tencent’s approach!
This is basically similar to taking hostages. In order to achieve your own goals, you do not hesitate to hold users hostage. As we all know, QQ is the largest instant messaging tool in China, and the number of simultaneous online users has exceeded 100 million. But now, all users (of course , refers to those who also have 360 installed) must face a choice, either do not use QQ, or do not use 360. Is this a weird situation? It is said that it is for the benefit of users, but there is no trace of user interests being paramount in the whole thing!
Of course, good VPSs are still found to be equally good. Under Tencent’s latest announcement, there is an address to receive the free activation code of Kaspersky Security Force 2011. It is for one year, starting from November 4th. , until December 3rd, you can pick it up within a month. After you pick it up, you need to activate it within a week. It is free and you only need to give an email address. You can try it!
Kaspersky Security Force 2011 activation code collection address: http://song.kaba365.com/
Continued: Isn’t it said that QQ and Kaba are on the same front? I just found the irrefutable proof that they are not the same front at all, because I applied for the activation code through NetEase, Sohu, Gmail, and QQ mailboxes. As a result, the first three have received the activation code emails, but the QQ mailbox has not yet received it. For some reason ? Ha ha! Just for fun!
