Will you ever consider buying from Lenovo after this?

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What's a Lenovo?

My sister has a Lenovo. I rate this thread "slightly interesting".
Now I'm just gonna go rant about how big corporations suck.

9 years ago
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I had a Lenovo. It was my second pre-built desktop before I made my own. I think Lenovo made/makes decent products. Don't know why they would take such a risk like this partnering with a adware company.

9 years ago
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Ah, she owns a laptop.

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i would never even think about buying a lenovo before this
if you are looking to get a laptop get a butterfly laptop

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That thing looks like it will break in no time.

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Heheh... I agree.

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you can always put some bread inside and toast it, is 2 in 1

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Ah right. an old IBM ThinkPad. Guess which company took over that brand when IBM sold it off in 2005 ? Hint: the answer is in this thread's title

9 years ago
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Title changed to be more child friendly. But yea, Lenovo is Ol' Shady arse'd.

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I had a laptop by Lenovo... never more. That just made me smile. :)

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The hardware is decent. The bloatware they bundle the OS with is not; so the standard procedure is to install a clean OS after buying.

9 years ago
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Nothing beats the Magalhães Master Race !!!!!

10/10 Portuguese people would buy again.

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YES, the original bread toaster :D
even the police uses it!

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Even NSA uses it*

Fixed it.

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yep huehuehue. But serious, i've saw a kid with a magalhães walking around as it was his walkman.

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Magalhães, simply the best.

Magalhães > RaZer

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some day that kid is gonna have a awkward flashback

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I buy about 2 lenovo laptops a month, luckily I wipe them and clone an image immediately :)

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no..

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9 years ago
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This. The adware thing is just an annoyance, the MiTM vulnerability it has created is the real issue. they should be hauled over the coals for this.

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Yup. What ladeeda said. Thats the real problem here. How in the world does something like Superfish get passed Lenovo staff anyways. Complete craziness.

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Old ThinkPads with their TrackPoint™ will – in a few years – become a Notebook version of the lolNokia3310nobrakelol-neverhadit-butisfunni meme.
My IdeaPad, on the other hand, is rubbish.
"Lenovo Caught Installing Adware In New PCs" – the phrasing implies everyone else does it as well, just poor little Lenovo got caught, it makes you to feel sorry for them. :(

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Lenovo? More like not-gonna-but-anything-from-themovo!

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All i see is a post about what was found on the pc,link to more proof that the company itself was involved then i might take a bit of a notice,until then i will assume this could have been done by anyone who worked there and had access to do this.

It would not be the first or last time an employee abused there access to hardware to install viruses/adware/spyware

Either way it is a risk and will become a bigger risk as the more and more we become plugged into the net and the more devices we connect the more ways they will find to hack and pass viruses and such

After all was it China or Japan that not long ago did a promo for free mp3 players and someone who worked where they where being made installed viruses in them,lucky it was caught before it became wide spread and ended up being a minor threat

Anything you buy from someone else no matter how trusted can be infected as it is only as safe as the people handling it.

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Reminds me of when Sony installed some malware on their music CDs or something similar.

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What's important is the hardware. I'll just reformat the PC to stock OS.

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Unfortunately I got Lenovo laptop 2 months ago and looks like my laptop had that shit installed :(
Thanks for heads up , removed it and changed all my passwords in time.

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My god my now two years old laptop is lenovo (personal laptop, work laptop is ASUS). I'll never buy Lenovo for my next gen laptop then.

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I'm pretty sure my Lenovo has tons of spyware on it already, considering that it's a company computer

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And people wonder why Macbooks are so popular. Maybe because not everyone has time to clean out the crap from their PCs?

Custom build FTW. No harm buying Apple since all laptops are over-priced nowadays.

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