Beware: AceMagic NUCs ship with malware
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As he says in the video, this is not a new story. Months ago this was identified. I wonder if it's just the review units sent around that time.
I've seen 2 or 3 videos on Acemagic PCs since that all touched on the virus issue, and the PCs came back clean.
I'm still more in the GamersNexus camp of thought. Where this type of issue should be a brand-killer.
He does seem very late to the party, and just wanting to get some shock clicks.
I've seen 2 or 3 videos on Acemagic PCs since that all touched on the virus issue, and the PCs came back clean.
I'm still more in the GamersNexus camp of thought. Where this type of issue should be a brand-killer.
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He does seem very late to the party, and just wanting to get some shock clicks.
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The story is that it's still happening.
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Is it though? He had an old unit, with Windows loaded on March 5th.
Feel like maybe just needed to get a video out. Late to the party, and still reporting yesterday's news.
New AceMagic product reviews have shown no positives for Malware.
Just to be clear, I fully agree this is a truly woeful thing to have happened within this company. Short of them folding though, what can they do?
It's time machine stuff to resolve his issue in this video.
Feel like maybe just needed to get a video out. Late to the party, and still reporting yesterday's news.
New AceMagic product reviews have shown no positives for Malware.
Just to be clear, I fully agree this is a truly woeful thing to have happened within this company. Short of them folding though, what can they do?
It's time machine stuff to resolve his issue in this video.
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a lot of people dont know how to do it, and dont want the hassel.
very much depends on use case as well.
very much depends on use case as well.
