Strange thing with key code

Detritus · 08-29-06, 09:32 PM

Not necessary to type the key? Hmph, what's the point having it? One of these 'great' things again with trying to lure people for registering and thereby getting all sorts of spam mail from the companies.
No, don't have a webcam so that can't be it.
Virus databases are updated on daily basis (at least once), as well as malware definitions and scanned once a week. My F-secure should be able to pick up anything so it still doesn't explain it. And as I noted, SH3 isn't and has never been installed on current hard drive (been too busy) so the possible spooks have only been able to get the code from the previous drive, with the same security protocols so it's still a bit of an open question.
How unique are the codes, in fact? Is it definite that every cope gets it's own code? I'm beginning to doubt.

08-29-06, 09:32 PM	#6
Detritus Navy Dude Join Date: May 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 177 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 0	Not necessary to type the key? Hmph, what's the point having it? One of these 'great' things again with trying to lure people for registering and thereby getting all sorts of spam mail from the companies. No, don't have a webcam so that can't be it. Virus databases are updated on daily basis (at least once), as well as malware definitions and scanned once a week. My F-secure should be able to pick up anything so it still doesn't explain it. And as I noted, SH3 isn't and has never been installed on current hard drive (been too busy) so the possible spooks have only been able to get the code from the previous drive, with the same security protocols so it's still a bit of an open question. How unique are the codes, in fact? Is it definite that every cope gets it's own code? I'm beginning to doubt.